Daniel Penny's Defense Highlights Compassion in Subway Chokehold Trial

Testimonies reveal Penny's character and Neely's mental health struggles as trial continues.

Daniel Penny faces charges of manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide for the death of Jordan Neely on a New York subway.
Character witnesses, including Penny's family and former Marines, describe him as compassionate and empathetic.
Expert testimony reveals Jordan Neely had severe schizophrenia and a history of drug use, complicating the case.
The defense argues Penny acted to restrain Neely, who was allegedly threatening passengers, not to harm him.
Prosecutors contend Penny's actions were reckless, emphasizing Neely's humanity and the fatal outcome of the chokehold.