Former Marine Daniel Penny recently surrendered to authorities in Lower Manhattan to address a manslaughter allegation in connection to the fatal choking of a disturbed homeless individual on a New York City subway. Upon arrival, Penny emerged from a black Cadillac Escalade dressed in a dark suit, accompanied by his legal representatives, Thomas Kenniff and Steven Kaiser. The 24-year-old college student is accused of placing Jordan Neely, 30, into a chokehold during a skirmish on a northbound train on May 1st. Despite the altercation, NYC Mayor Eric Adams maintains that 'Jordan Neely did not deserve to die.'

Reports indicate that Daniel Penny, a Marine veteran, was involved in an incident where he fatally choked Jordan Neely on a NYC subway following an episode in which the homeless man began yelling at passengers. An independent journalist who managed to capture the encounter on video asserts that Neely, who suffered from mental illness, behaved aggressively and loudly directed his anger at individuals in the subway car. As a result of this confrontation, Penny will now face Manhattan Criminal Court and will be arraigned on a single count of second-degree manslaughter.

Given the nature of the case, it's anticipated that prosecutors will request a substantial bail amount, according to an ox News Digital source. As freelance journalist Alberto Vazquez recounted to The New York Post, Neely began his tirade by 'screaming in an aggressive manner.' He went on to complain about his lack of food, drink, and exhaustion while claiming he did not care about potentially landing in jail. In a dramatic display, Neely removed his black jacket and hurled it onto the ground.

Former Marine Daniel Penny recently surrendered to authorities in Lower Manhattan to address a manslaughter allegation in connection to the fatal choking of a disturbed homeless individual on a New York City subway. Upon arrival, Penny emerged from a black Cadillac Escalade dressed in a dark suit, accompanied by his legal representatives, Thomas Kenniff and Steven Kaiser. The 24-year-old college student is accused of placing Jordan Neely, 30, into a chokehold during a skirmish on a northbound train on May 1st. Despite the altercation, NYC Mayor Eric Adams maintains that 'Jordan Neely did not deserve to die.'
Reports indicate that Daniel Penny, a Marine veteran, was involved in an incident where he fatally choked Jordan Neely on a NYC subway following an episode in which the homeless man began yelling at passengers. An independent journalist who managed to capture the encounter on video asserts that Neely, who suffered from mental illness, behaved aggressively and loudly directed his anger at individuals in the subway car. As a result of this confrontation, Penny will now face Manhattan Criminal Court and will be arraigned on a single count of second-degree manslaughter.
Given the nature of the case, it's anticipated that prosecutors will request a substantial bail amount, according to an ox News Digital source. As freelance journalist Alberto Vazquez recounted to The New York Post, Neely began his tirade by 'screaming in an aggressive manner.' He went on to complain about his lack of food, drink, and exhaustion while claiming he did not care about potentially landing in jail. In a dramatic display, Neely removed his black jacket and hurled it onto the ground.

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