Trial Begins for Daniel Penny in Subway Chokehold Death of Jordan Neely
Daniel Penny's trial for the choking death of Jordan Neely begins as both sides present their arguments regarding the incident in a New York subway.
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Opening arguments were made in the trial of Daniel Penny, accused of causing the death of Jordan Neely during a subway incident. Prosecutors claim excessive force was used, arguing that while Penny initially acted to protect passengers, he held Neely too long, showing 'indifference' to his humanity. The defense contends Penny acted in self-defense, believing Neely was a threat. The case raises significant discussions about race, mental illness, and public safety, reflecting broader societal issues.
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