Brittany Chain is a Political Correspondent for Daily Mail Australia, specializing in national politics. With a focus on providing in-depth coverage of Australian political news, Brittany's articles cover a wide range of topics including government policies, political campaigns, and social issues.
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Steven Raiser told a court why he doesn't think Penny can be convicted of killing Jordan Neely.
The Marine veteran denies charges of manslaughter and negligent homicide after the tragic May 2023 death of Michael Jackson impersonator, Jordan Neely.
The jury asked for the police bodycam footage from the moment cops confronted Penny and Jordan Neely on the train, along with the original video of the incident.
By: Brittany Chain
Under a barrage of public criticism for bringing charges, the prosecutors in Alvin Bragg's office have been on a mission to remind the jury that Penny may not get any prison time at all.
The jury today told the judge that they cannot reach a verdict on the charge of second degree manslaughter.
The judge at the center of a controversial decision to drop the manslaughter charge against Daniel Penny in his highly-publicized subway death trial is no stranger to contentious decisions.
The former Marine, 26, faced 15 years in prison for charges of second-degree manslaughter and criminally-negligent homicide.
The jury in Daniel Penny 's trial over the chokehold death of Jordan Neely on a NYC train will return to their liberations on Monday.
Walter 'Hawk' Newsome, who says he is Jordan Neely's uncle, said now is the time for 'black vigilantes.' He earlier threatened Daniel Penny in the courtroom.
A future of podcasts, political appearances and lucrative memoirs await Daniel Penny, who was found not guilty today on negligent homicide charges.
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