Manhunt launched for Space Needle daredevils who leaped off 600-foot Seattle landmark

Seattle cops have launched a manhunt for the two daredevils who were filmed skydiving off the city’s iconic Space Needle in a death-defying stunt.

The pair of BASE jumpers, who are yet to be identified, face trespassing charges after climbing over the glass wall at the top of the 605-foot structure, flipping over the edge and parachuting down to the ground, according to a report from the City of Seattle Police Department.

Described only as white men in their late 20s, the pair bought tickets and entered the Space Needle shortly before 9 p.m. Friday local time, according to the police.

Security footage shows them at the top level of the Needle before going into a restroom, where they changed and came out wearing helmets and other BASE jumping equipment, according to the police.

The foolhardy pair then ran to the high glass panel surrounding the observation deck, climbed over to its other side and jumped off, according to the police.

Video posted to TikTok showed the men appearing to scale the walls before launching themselves off the building.

Two men can be seen scaling the famed Seattle landmark’s glass walls. TikTok/@.sherpachai

Security personnel weren’t sure where the men landed.

“There are no new updates to share currently. This is a recent incident and detectives from the General Investigation Unit are working the case,” a police rep told The Post on Sunday.

This jumper is wearing a helmet and backpack

The incident comes just weeks after a couple was arrested after scaling the Empire State Building before getting engaged atop the New York City landmark.

The loopy lovebirds, identified as influencers Angela Nikolau and Ivan Kuznetsov, were arrested after their bizarre stunt garnered worldwide attention.

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