Early on Sunday, neighbors discovered an out-of-towner stabbed to death outside a Bay Ridge club they described as “always crazy.”
According to police, someone allegedly knifed the 37-year-old Pennsylvanian victim outside Catch 22 on Third Avenue in Brooklyn at 2:50 a.m.
Officers located the man with a torso wound and brought him to NYU Langone, but he died, according to authorities.
Police have made no arrests, according to a department representative.
A video from a nearby surveillance camera appears to show the victim on his hands and knees after being stabbed, with witnesses slowly gathering around him.
On Sunday morning, a bloody hand print was found near a pool of the victim’s blood.
Authorities had just examined one of the victim’s friends outside the club on Sunday, and he simply stated that the killing “wasn’t random.”
“No, it was not,” he replied.
Neighbors claim the bar has a reputation for rowdiness.
“The place is always crazy, with an argument outside,” a female resident told The Post on Sunday.
Several other residents echoed the woman’s remarks, yelling at the building that the city needed to “close this place down.”
Moses Alhusaini, manager of M&S Minimarket across the street, told The Post that he went outside when he noticed police cruisers approaching with their lights blazing.
“The man was dead on the ground,” he explained. “The police were all around him, and he was lying behind the automobile.” It was completely silent. Nobody was saying anything.” The man on the ground made no sounds.”
Alhusaini, 39, said he witnessed numerous issues at the pub during the outbreak, including “crowds fighting at that place.”
“It was crazy very often, but now they are holding it down,” he went on to say. “The owner is taking this extremely seriously. That’s why I’m stunned and startled to see this today.”
On Sunday, a bartender at the joint declined to respond to The Post.
A female neighbor stated, “They were having some sort of private party there last night.
“It was loud and crazy outside,” she added. “I just took my daughter, and we ran as fast as we could. There are a lot of people outside, and it gets dangerous over there.
