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[Opinion] NY Times Front-Page Penny Smear: 'Jury Acquits Man Who Was Choking Rider On Subway'
- A jury found the defendant not guilty in a highly publicized case regarding a subway incident involving the choking of a rider by the defendant.
- The incident raised significant public discourse regarding subway safety, highlighting concerns among the community.
- Witnesses had varied accounts of the confrontation, indicating differing perspectives on the events that took place.
- Public reactions have been divided over the verdict, with opinions split on the outcome of the trial.
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NY Times Front-Page Penny Smear: 'Jury Acquits Man Who Was Choking Rider On Subway'
NY Times Front-Page Penny Smear: 'Jury Acquits Man Who Was Choking Rider On Subway' Check out the headline and lead sentence of the front-page story on the Daniel Perry acquittal in Tuesday’s New York Times, “Jury Acquits Man Who Was Choking Rider On Subway Cleared of Homicide -- Split Reaction in a Case Reflecting Tensions in New York City,” by Hurubie Meko and Anusha Bayya. Yes, a man just randomly choked an innocent subway “rider” in New Yor…
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