An NYC laundromat stabbing suspect is fatally shot by state troopers
This surveillance image provided by the New York City Police Department shows Ali Ali, a suspect in a stabbing at a laundromat in the Brooklyn borough of New York who was fatally shot by New York State Police after he crashed a stolen car in Highland Mills, N.Y., police said Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2024. Credit: AP
HIGHLAND MILLS, N.Y. — A suspect in a stabbing at a Brooklyn laundromat was fatally shot by state troopers after he crashed a stolen car in upstate New York, police said.
The man, identified by police as Ali Ali, stabbed a worker at a laundromat in the Bath Beach neighborhood several times on the face and neck on Monday, police said. The victim was taken to a hospital in stable condition, New York City police said in a news release that included a surveillance photo of the attacker.
The laundromat's owner told NBC New York that the stabber was irate because his laundry wasn't ready.
Two days later, the same man was driving a stolen car with state troopers in pursuit when the vehicle crashed and caught fire on the New York State Thruway, police said.
Ali fled on foot and was recorded by a trail camera in Highland Mills, a hamlet in Orange County, state police said in a news release.
State police located Ali in a densely wooded area, police said. There was a confrontation and at least one trooper fired a gunshot, striking and killing Ali, the state police said.
The investigation is ongoing.
This undated photo provided by the New York State Police shows Ali Ali, a suspect in a stabbing at a laundromat in the Brooklyn borough of New York who was fatally shot by state police after he crashed a stolen car in Highland Mills, N.Y., police said Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2024. Credit: AP
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