'Don't you think I'm gonna find out where you live at? Man accused of killing two teenagers threatens to track down judge's family during profanity-laced tirade in court.

Brice Rhodes threatened Judge Amber Wolf in Kentucky court on Friday  

Rhodes, who has been charged with killing two teens, was in court on separate charges of attacking and injuring an inmate in August 

As Wolf was reading off new charges against him he interrupted her

He asked Wolf: 'Don't you think I'm gonna find out where you live at?'

After he was removed from court room she said: 'That was a threat against the court' and asked the attorney's office to handle.

A man charged with killing two teens is facing additional charges after he allegedly threatened a judge and her family.

Brice Rhodes, who is charged with the murders of 14-year-old Larry Ordway and his brother, 16-year-old Maurice Gordon, repeatedly said he was going to target Amber Wolf  in a Louisville, Kentucky, court on Friday.

He was in court on separate charges of attacking and injuring an inmate in August and spitting on another in September, according to WDRB.

The courtroom video shows Judge Amber Wolf (pictured) attempting to read out Brice Rhodes' charges before he interrupted her and at one point said: 'I'm going to get out'.

While Wold continued to read the charges, Rhodes said that he didn't care what he had been charged with. He asked: 'Don't you think I'm gonna find out where you live at?'.

In the video, deputies can be seen wheeling Rhodes into the court room as Judge Wolf directed them to 'just bring him up right here'.

Rhodes, who was wearing a spit mask, asked: 'Why you all havin' me come in like this for?' 

Brice Rhodes was previously charged with the murders of 14-year-old Larry Ordway and his brother, 16-year-old Maurice Gordon.

Wolf replied: 'I think you know why. You know exactly why.'

As Wolf was about to read out Rhodes' charges he interrupted her and said: 'I'm going to get out.'

After several expletives, Wolf asked: 'Are you done?'

She continued to read the charges aloud: 'You've been charged with assault in the fourth degree...' but she was interrupted by Rhodes again.

'I don't care what I've been charged with,' he said. 'Don't you think I'm gonna find out where you live at?

Wold asked: 'So you're saying you're going to find out where I live at?'

'I don't give a [expletive] about none of that!' Rhodes said. 'You got family! I'll be out!'.

Wolf told Rhodes that his bond was set at '$15,000 full-cash' and asked him if he needed the appointment of a public defender'.