Justice for Jordan Neely: Updates on Arrest, Grand Jury, and Mental Health Care Questions.

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The killing of Jordan Neely, a homeless Black man who was choked to death on a New York City subway, has drawn comparisons to a similar case in San Diego last year. In that case, a white man was charged with involuntary manslaughter after putting a Black man in a chokehold on a bus, causing his death. While the San Diego case resulted in a quick arrest, the New York case has yet to lead to an arrest, sparking protests and debates over racial justice and the handling of crime, homelessness, and mental illness in the subways.
- In a Case Resembling Jordan Neely's Killing, an Arrest Came Quickly The New York Times
- Vigil for Jordan Neely turns to melee PIX11 News
- Jordan Neely death case expected to go before grand jury this week CBS New York
- Jordan Neely NYC subway death: Questions raised about 30-year-old's mental health care WABC-TV
- Mayor Adams says his ‘heart breaks’ for Jordan Neely amid ongoing anger over shocking chokehold death AMNY
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