NYC Mayor Calls for Mental Health Services Overhaul After Jordan Neely's Death

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New York Mayor Eric Adams has called for mental health care reform in the city and beyond following the death of Jordan Neely, a street performer who was restrained in a chokehold by another rider on a Manhattan subway. Neely, who was unsheltered and facing mental health challenges, died as a result of the incident, which is still under investigation as a homicide. Adams did not mention the exact circumstances of the incident or the rider's name, but highlighted the need for better systems to support those struggling with mental health problems.
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- City officials call for charges after chokehold death of Jordan Neely CBS New York
- DA Bragg likely to punt fatal NYC subway chokehold case to grand jury: experts New York Post
- Clarence Page: Don't jump to judgment in NYC subway chokehold death Chicago Tribune
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