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Look at this:
Woman 1: ‘He hopped on the train saying he was ready to die, you know, he didn’t care and – ‘
Officer 1: ‘He was being belligerent?’
Woman 1: ‘Very, very.’
Woman 2: ‘The whole train was freaked out he was either gonna pull a gun, a knife, or like-‘
Woman 1: ‘He said, “I’m willing to die, I’m willing to die!” You know, “I’m willing to get killed,” and, yeah.’
Woman 2: ‘The guy in the tan [Penny] did take him down really respectfully
Woman 1: ‘Yeah.’
Woman 2: ‘He just held him down, like – ‘
Woman 1: ‘Yeah, he just held him down, he didn’t choke him.’
[Pause]
Woman 1: ‘I think that the guy [Neely] is totally drugged out.’
[Time jump]
Officer 2 to Woman 1: ‘What did you see?’
Woman 1: ‘I was sitting over there [points to train car] and the young man who is on the floor was saying “I’m willing to die,” you know, “I’ll do anything” … he was saying it so loud that everyone turned around [officer yelling to crowd interrupts]. He [Neely] got belligerent and he tackled him down.
Officer 2: ‘Who?’
Woman 1: [Pointing toward Penny] ‘The one who just passed away in the brown jacket, the one who just went past.’
Officer 2: ‘The guy in the brown jacket?’
Woman 1: ‘Yeah.”
[Police ask some clarifying questions as a train passes]
Woman 1: ‘[Penny] put [Neely] in a chokehold. Not a hard chokehold; just enough to secure him. And he kept holding him. And that’s when everyobody totally realized what was going on.’
To recap:
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Marine vet Daniel Penny used a by-the-book chokehold to subdue a repeat violent felon, Jordan Neely, who was threatening New Yorkers on the subway. Eyewitnesses testified that he only stopped Neely when the latter became violent.
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After the chokehold, Penny is on video placing Neely in the recovery position to make sure Neely was safe. Nearby passengers praised him for his heroic efforts.
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Police testified that Jordan Neely was still alive when officers showed up and they administered Narcan to reverse a suspected overdose.
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Police also testified that they didn’t administer mouth-to-mouth because Neely looked “very dirty” and officers were concerned about getting hepatitis.
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Neely was on a list of the Top 50 most “at-risk” homeless people in New York city and was known to police.
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Penny has disavowed the DA’s assertion that there was any racial animus involved in subduing Neely.
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Despite this, DA Alvin Bragg’s deputy keeps referring to Penny in court as “the white man.“
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Witnesses testified at trial that Neely was “trying to attack everybody“ on the train.
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This bodycam footage now shows eyewitnesses at the scene saying the Penny acted with proper restraint in subduing a violent man.
Remind me, why does DA Alvin Bragg still have a job after this disgusting miscarriage of justice?
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