Controversy Surrounds Indictment of Daniel Penny in Jordan Neely's Chokehold Death

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Daniel Penny, a former Marine, will be arraigned on June 28 for the death of Jordan Neely during a subway confrontation last month. Penny is facing charges of second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide, which could result in a total of 19 years behind bars if convicted. Penny's attorneys are committed to clearing their client's name, while Neely's family and Rev. Al Sharpton have called for murder charges. The caught-on-camera confrontation sparked outrage after the footage was released.
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