Daniel Penny Spotted In Unexpected Place, Refuses To Show Fear: PHOTO

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'He’s like Batman': Daniel Penny back on subway · American Wire News

One might think Daniel Penny would never set foot on the New York City subway again after all he had to go through. But the former United States Marine who was acquitted of homicide in the death of Jordan Neely was spotted riding the train again, with a photo posted that quickly made the social media rounds. A Manhattan jury cleared the 26-year-old last month of criminally negligent homicide after he placed Neely in a chokehold when he threatene…

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Look who's back on the New York subways! It's Daniel Penny!

Daniel Penny is giving fat pig Alvin Bragg, corrupt Kathy Hochul and Cryin’ Chuck Schumer the biggest middle finger to the face that he can.. Penny is back on the New York subway and not he isn’t afraid of one damn thing… Not a thing pig Alvin Bragg can do… Not a thing Hochul can do. Daniel Penny going right back to riding the subway is amazing. He’s like Batman. pic.twitter.com/7h5OISsvgF — Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) January 16, 2025 Finally, …

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New York Is a Little Safer: A New Image Shows Daniel Penny Is Back to Riding on the Subway

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Daniel Penny Spotted In Unexpected Place, Refuses To Show Fear: PHOTO

Daniel Penny still uses the New York City subway.Penny was acquitted in the death of Jordan Neely after he subdued the out of control man in order to keep innocent people on the subway safe.Despite anyone with common sense seeing that his actions weren't just justified but heroic, the Manhattan DA's office tried to imprison him.Fortunately, the jury did the right thing, and he's now getting back to living his life.Penny you might think that Penn…

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Daniel Penny’s lawyer reveals a life-changing trauma: “The hell my client went through...” - Gateway Hispanic

If you've ever wondered if a non-guilty verdict compensated Daniel Penny, the man who was being tried for manslaughter and