Veteran's Deadly Restraint of Unstable Subway Rider Divides Nation Along Ideological Lines
- Daniel Penny, a Marine veteran, placed homeless man Jordan Neely in a chokehold on a New York City subway train, resulting in Neely's death.
- Penny has received widespread support from conservative political figures and groups but faces manslaughter charges.
- Neely's family and supporters argue that Neely did not pose a threat and that Penny used excessive force due to Neely's race.
- The case has highlighted issues surrounding law enforcement, racial injustice, and mental health.
- Public opinion is polarized between those who view Penny as a hero defending the public and those who view him as a vigilante operating outside the law.



































































