Ten people were hurt — including seven police officers — when a home exploded and burned down while cops were responding to a dispute involving a knife, according to police and fire officials. Police responded to a reported dispute at a home on 130th Street in South Ozone Park around 2:42 a.m. Thursday — but when officers tried to get into the residence there was an “explosion,” NYPD said. The blast sparked a massive, five-alarm inferno that quickly spread throughout the two-and-a-half-story private home and extended to a house next door. FDNY crews gather outside the South Ozone Park, Queens home after an explosion injured seven NYPD officers. FDNY An FDNY ladder truck reaches a shattered window while firefighters battle the blaze FNTV Photos from the scene show that the building collapsed and was completely destroyed. Ten people were rushed to local hospitals with minor injuries — seven of them police officers, according to NYPD and FDNY.…