Philadelphia man fatally stabbed at laundromat ‘for no apparent reason’: police

A man was stabbed and killed while playing a game at a laundromat in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, according to police.

The incident occurred just before 5:30 a.m. Friday morning in the 200 block of North 63rd Street.

According to Fox 29, Philadelphia police responded to the scene and found the 31-year-old man on the ground near the gas pumps at a nearby gas station, suffering from multiple stab wounds.

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The victim was taken to Penn Presbyterian Hospital, where he died from his injuries a short time later.

Surveillance footage showed the victim playing a game of skill at a laundromat next to a gas station when a suspect walked up to the victim and began stabbing him, investigators said.

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The victim was taken to Penn Presbyterian Hospital where he died from his injuries. (Getty Images)

Philadelphia Police Chief Inspector Scott Small said the attack occurred “for no apparent reason,” according to Fox 29.

No arrests were made in connection with the stabbing.

The suspect was described as wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt and a mask covering his face.

Philadelphia Police Chief Inspector Scott Small said the attack occurred “for no apparent reason.” (iStock)

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Police said the suspect may have gone to a property in the 6300 block of Vine Street. Police interviewed several people from that property.

The incident remains under investigation.