daniel penny could impact the safety of every american, a look at what happened 3 weeks ago. on afternoon of may 1, passengers taking the f train in a subway station in new york city. at 2:27 p.m. police received a report of a fight on the train. a minute later, another report of threats. and a quote customer armed with a knife or gun. two minutes later, police are called for an assault in progress. and 30-year old homeless man jordan neely is reportedly seen screaming and acting aggressively toward passengers. then, one passenger steps in. 24-year-old marine veteran daniel penny. penny is caught on video holding back jordan neely with a chokehold. 10 minutes later, 2:cl:36. nypd officers arrive on the scene, neely seems to be no longer responsive, emergency crews try to revive him, penny remained dnot leave, neil so rushed to the hospital where doctors pronounces him dead. the train where the struggle took place is now a declared crime scene and penny is questioned by the ny
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Settled criminal matters themselves. frontier justice was out, women and children depended on fathers, husband and brothers to protect them. but we have rejected vigilanty justice in civilize societies for our agreement not to take the law in our own hands, the government promises to protect its citizens and p punish the criminals this is the social contract we have forged. but what happens when the social contract and the government fail to protect us? as a result of the defund police movement, americans, those in big cities, are seeing fewer cops, and experiencing longer 911 wait times, the consequences have created a new danger zone for americans. what happens when danger arises and there is no one
Murder scene with the victims just minutes before they died. reporter: the prosecutor did his best to approve to the jury no one other than alex murdaugh could have killed his wife and son. what you re telling this jury is it is a random vigilanty that just happened to be that paul and maggie were both there on june 7th, knew that they would be at the kennels alone on june 7th, that you would not be there but only between 8:49 and 9:02. you have a lot of factors in there, mr. waters. all of which i do not agree with. the sum of which. and the steps he was taking, he was making a flurry of phone call. the state says he was doing so to try to establish an al buy. cnn, south carolina. alex murdaugh spent two days on the witness stand testifying for nearly six hours yesterday. mostly under cross-examination. a trail attorney joins us to
Happening there. yeah. yeah. i mean, it s basically vigilanty, shooting, drugs, people who are taking drugs people who are in the place at the wrong time. there s no due process. it s clearly human rights violation. thousands of people have died as a result of this. i don t think that the president should be getting praised. again, worse case scenario president bush or something would have kept silence. that is important, not only does he praise him. he praises specifically, he says the way he s dealing with the drug problem, that is an affirmative endorsement of a spade of thousands of extrajudicial killings. in december he said the same thing. but in december he was not yet the president of the united states. and, again, the other point that gets to, chris, and i think you made it. it s kind of off the cuff. this is not how the president should operate when he s dealing with foreign leaders. he needs to have a briefing, a piece of paper that tells him what points he needs to ma