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Lawless New York needed vigilantes, says chokehold ‘homicide’ marine

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Daniel Penny, 25, appeared in the New York supreme court in Manhattan on Wednesday. Justice Maxwell Wiley ordered he stand trial on October 8 for the killing of Jordan Neely, 30. Penny pleaded not guilty to charges of manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide. He maintained that he had acted in self-defence when he went to the aid of other subway riders who were being threatened by Neely.

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Lawless New York needed vigilantes, says chokehold ‘homicide’ marine

Daniel Penny is on trial for killing Jordan Neely — but officials’ admission of rising subway violence by calling in the National Guard may help his plea of self-defence

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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