Murder in Laundry King in Sheepshead Bay

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A man died from a stab wound and his son was seriously  injured as a result of the incident at the Brooklyn laundromat Laundry King, located in Sheepshead Bay.

It happened on Sunday evening, June 22, at about 22:40. 

The deceased, 51-year-old Walid Noureldin, was working in a laundry room when a conflict arose between him and a visitor, which escalated into a violent attack. 

Noureldin was stabbed in the stomach and later died at the hospital. His 19-year-old son was also injured with a cut on his forehead. 

The attacker fled the crime scene in a passenger car and has not yet been detained by law enforcement agencies.

According to the investigation, the starting point of the tragedy was a verbal altercation near the laundry room, which continued inside the premises where the attack took place. 

Noureldin's son said that an unknown man in dark clothes began insulting him and his father after a brief verbal altercation. 

Noureldin tried to resolve the conflict, but the suspect became aggressive and attacked the father and son with a knife. After the attacker fled in a 2007 Ford Crown Victoria.

Walid Noureldin, a resident of Bay Ridge, was known for his friendliness and was loved by others. 

The laundry where the tragedy occurred is located at 39 Neptune Avenue. 

Police are investigating the incident and have not yet provided a detailed description of the suspect, except for information about a dark shirt.