Daniel Penny set to stand trial in choking death of Jordan Neely on New York City subway
NEW YORK -- The trial of Daniel Penny, the Marine veteran charged in the May 2023 choking death of a homeless man in a New York City subway car, is set to begin Monday with jury selection, ABC News reported. The trial is expected to last between four and six weeks, according to Judge Max Wiley.
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a Marine veteran who put a homeless man acting erratically in a New York City subway car into a fatal chokehold. The case has fueled political narratives and perceptions about urban crime and ...
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Boldyn Networks’ Jeff Garte, Head of U.S. Transit and Government Solutions, sits down with City & State to discuss how ...
I don’t even know what the city would do, man,” Brandon Nimmo said over Zoom on Friday. “It would almost explode.” ...
They’ve become a part of the fabric of New York City life, slipping in and out of subway cars and calling out to riders as they try to sell their wares, typically an assortment of candy bars ...
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