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Penny’s lawyers have said their client acted in self-defense scam, anguished family reveals
— Neely was allegedly yelling, screaming, and threatening
other passengers, according to eyewitnesses.
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In a series of videos released Sunday, Penny said he wasn’t trying to kill Neely when he grabbed him.
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A video showed Penny placing Neely in a deadly chokehold during a subway confrontation last month.
Neely had a lengthy history of mental illness and has gotten into trouble with the NYPD, according to reports.
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Medics could be seen performing CPR on Neely inside the subway after the altercation.
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The city medical examiner later ruled his death a homicide, and said the troubled former street performer
died from “compression of the neck.”
Neely had a lengthy history of mental illness — and scores of run-ins with New York’s Finest.
After his death, his family blamed authorities for not making sure he got the care he needed. And they’ve
called for Penny to face murder charges.
Many people, including Rev. Al Sharpton, criticized authorities’ initial decision to release Penny in the wake of the killing.
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“Iwas scared for myself but I looked around there was women and children, he was yelling in their faces saying these
threats. I just couldn’t sit still,” Penny said.
During a fiery eulogy last month , the Rev. Al Sharpton told a packed church that “when they choked
Jordan, they put their arms around all of us.”
Sharpton also criticized authorities’ initial decision to release Penny in the wake of the killing.
“Who thought it was alright for this man to choke a brother to death and go home to see his family?”
Sharpton asked the crowd at Mount Neboh Baptist Church in Harlem. “Who gave the order it was alright
to release him?
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Dee Betting
3 minutes ago
No good deed goes unpunished...esp in NYC where bad deeds are rewarded.
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Vipex23
2 minutes ago
Unfortunately, Not surprising.
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SydniJ
3 minutes ago
Disgusting, Penny is a hero and if Neely had killed someone on that train he would have been
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