New York City grand jurors on Wednesday indicted Daniel Penny in the death of fellow subway rider Jordan Neely, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
New York City grand jurors on Wednesday indicted Daniel Penny in the death of fellow subway rider Jordan Neely, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
senior citizens convicted of trying to abduct a seven year old kid. so this is a pattern by alvin bragg. he s driven by bias. he did the same thing last summer, rush to bring a murder charge against a bodega worker who acted in clear self-defense . it was one on videotape. bragg was forced to drop that case. so this is a d.a. who actually sean , cares more about defending criminals than helping innocent citizens who are preyed upon.in and it s a sad situation. even police are saying that sources of theirs, they re saying that neely wass e telling riders on that train that he wanted foolld and he wan not going to take no for an answer and that he would hurt anyone on that train, which is why not only neely, but two other people hadin to restrain him. yeah. and , you know, it s sort of reminiscent to back in the mid eighties of bernie gets the so-called subway vigilante
john, do you understand why daniel penny has not been charged? i presume it s fact-finding, but he should be. there should be equal justice under law, a process should be applied. you know, this brings back, i think, memories are echoes of bernard gets, who was the subway vigilante in the 19 80s. and the answer to any of these difficult questions is apply the law, and it may not have the outcome that people wish to see, depending on your perspective, but you apply the law equally and fairly. but just a reminder when fear about public safety starts infecting people, that s where you see these vigilante moments occur. that is not to excuse them, but is a way of explaining them, and is a cautionary tale, because we cannot have that in a free society. we need to operate with. law a source familiar with the case, lz, said he was on the new york department of services top 50 list for homeless individuals with acute
watching what happened with this poor person on the subway car, jordan neely in new york, a chokehold and murdered, basically laura: to say murder means that neely s death was an intentional act. that s absurd on its face. individuals who feel justifiably threatened should be able to defend themselves with proportional force. that s certainly how many new yorkers reacted to the so-called subway vigilante during his own case. it s about time nobody is free-throw shotting us on the subway. i m tired of being afraid of riding the subways and i have to ride the subways. if he was being robbed, he had to do what he had to do. self-defense. it s as simple as that. laura: at least mayor adams is refusing to jump in to comment on the case since the investigation is ongoing. let s let the d.a. conduct