Family of Jordan Neely Demand Justice and Prison Time
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Family of Jordan Neely , Demand Justice and Prison Time .
On May 5, lawyers representing a U.S. Marine veteran
defended his actions which led to the death of
a homeless man aboard an F train in Manhattan last week. .
On May 5, lawyers representing a U.S. Marine veteran
defended his actions which led to the death of
a homeless man aboard an F train in Manhattan last week. .
Lawyers for 24-year-old Daniel J. Penny claim
that Jordan Neely was "aggressively threatening"
people on the train before that fatal attack. .
NBC reports that representatives for Neely's
family accuse Penny of showing no remorse
or regard for the life of their loved one.
Daniel Penny’s press release is not an
apology nor an expression of regret, Donte Mills and Lennon Edwards, Attorneys
representing the family of Jordan Neely, via NBC.
It is a character assassination, and a clear example of why he believed he was entitled to take Jordan‘s life, Donte Mills and Lennon Edwards, Attorneys
representing the family of Jordan Neely, via NBC.
Lawyers for Penny claim that Neely suffered
from mental illness and has a documented
history of erratic and violent behavior.
NBC reports that Neely's family argue that
Penny was unaware of the homeless man's
struggles when he put him in a chokehold.
The truth is, he knew nothing
about Jordan's history when he
intentionally wrapped his arms
around Jordan‘s neck, and
squeezed and kept squeezing, Donte Mills and Lennon Edwards, Attorneys
representing the family of Jordan Neely, via NBC.
He never attempted to help him
at all. In short, his actions on the train,
and now his words, show why
he needs to be in prison, Donte Mills and Lennon Edwards, Attorneys
representing the family of Jordan Neely, via NBC.
NBC reports that Penny was released
after being questioned by police
and has yet to be charged with any crimes
On May 5, lawyers representing a U.S. Marine veteran
defended his actions which led to the death of
a homeless man aboard an F train in Manhattan last week. .
On May 5, lawyers representing a U.S. Marine veteran
defended his actions which led to the death of
a homeless man aboard an F train in Manhattan last week. .
Lawyers for 24-year-old Daniel J. Penny claim
that Jordan Neely was "aggressively threatening"
people on the train before that fatal attack. .
NBC reports that representatives for Neely's
family accuse Penny of showing no remorse
or regard for the life of their loved one.
Daniel Penny’s press release is not an
apology nor an expression of regret, Donte Mills and Lennon Edwards, Attorneys
representing the family of Jordan Neely, via NBC.
It is a character assassination, and a clear example of why he believed he was entitled to take Jordan‘s life, Donte Mills and Lennon Edwards, Attorneys
representing the family of Jordan Neely, via NBC.
Lawyers for Penny claim that Neely suffered
from mental illness and has a documented
history of erratic and violent behavior.
NBC reports that Neely's family argue that
Penny was unaware of the homeless man's
struggles when he put him in a chokehold.
The truth is, he knew nothing
about Jordan's history when he
intentionally wrapped his arms
around Jordan‘s neck, and
squeezed and kept squeezing, Donte Mills and Lennon Edwards, Attorneys
representing the family of Jordan Neely, via NBC.
He never attempted to help him
at all. In short, his actions on the train,
and now his words, show why
he needs to be in prison, Donte Mills and Lennon Edwards, Attorneys
representing the family of Jordan Neely, via NBC.
NBC reports that Penny was released
after being questioned by police
and has yet to be charged with any crimes