Daniel Penny Speaks After Acquittal in Subway Case
Daniel Penny Speaks After Acquittal in Subway Case

Daniel Penny Speaks After Acquittal in Subway Case

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Daniel Penny, a former Marine, has spoken out following his acquittal of criminally negligent homicide in the death of Jordan Neely, a homeless man he placed in a chokehold during a chaotic subway incident. In an interview with Fox News, Penny described feeling vulnerable during the encounter, as Neely was threatening harm, stating, 'If I just let him go, I’m on my back now, he could just turn around and start doing what he said to me.' The jury's decision has sparked significant debate regarding public safety, homelessness, and mental health, with Penny criticizing city leaders for their policies, which he claims contributed to the situation. He expressed a willingness to endure public backlash to prevent harm to others, emphasizing his intent to protect himself and fellow passengers. The case has raised ongoing discussions about how such incidents are handled legally and socially, especially concerning individuals facing mental health challenges.

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