Daniel Penny's Trial Continues Amid Controversy Over Subway Chokehold Death

The court hears conflicting testimonies as the defense and prosecution present their cases in the high-profile manslaughter trial.

Subway passengers testified about Jordan Neely's erratic behavior before Daniel Penny intervened with a fatal chokehold.
Defense attorneys argue that Penny acted in self-defense and to protect others from Neely, who they described as threatening.
Prosecutors claim Penny's use of force was excessive, leading to Neely's death by neck compression, as ruled by the medical examiner.
The judge denied a mistrial request from Penny's defense, who argued the trial was biased against him.
Jurors will soon hear from additional witnesses, including a man who reportedly advised Penny to release Neely during the incident.