Neely family demands justice for subway death, calls for Marine's arrest.

Attorneys for Jordan Neely's family criticized former Marine Daniel Penny's statement that he "never intended to harm" Neely when he put him in a deadly chokehold on the subway last week. Neely's family also begged Mayor Eric Adams to "please give us a call." Neely, a former street performer with a history of mental illness, died on May 1 after Penny laced his arms around Neely's neck while the homeless man was yelling at subway riders and throwing trash on an F train in Manhattan. The city medical examiner has ruled Neely's death a homicide.