Calls for Charges and Probes in Response to Jordan Neely's Chokehold Death in NYC Subway
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Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is likely to present the case of former Marine Daniel Penny, who allegedly choked Jordan Neely to death on the subway last week, to a grand jury due to the case's explosive nature. Legal experts suggest that this would allow Bragg to sidestep a potential political minefield. Neely's death has enraged many, but no charges have been filed yet against Penny. The city medical examiner has ruled his death a homicide, but Penny's attorneys have said he didn't intend to kill Neely.
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