Subway Chokehold Death Ruled Homicide

The death of Jordan Neely, who was placed in a chokehold on a New York City subway train, has been ruled a homicide by the Office of Chief Medical Examiner. The man accused of choking Neely was questioned and released by police, and it is unclear if charges will be filed. The Manhattan District Attorney's Office is investigating the incident, and Rev. Al Sharpton has called for a potential case of manslaughter or murder. Neely was homeless at the time of his death.