Subway chokehold trial: ME testifies pressure from ex-Long Island Marine Daniel Penny's chokehold caused him to suffocate
A New York City medical examiner testified on Friday that the pressure from Daniel Penny’s chokehold caused Jordan Neely’s tongue and other soft tissue in his neck up and toward the back of his throat, blocking off his windpipe and causing him to suffocate.
The trainer, who instructed Daniel Penny on the use of chokeholds during his service in the Marine corps, testified ...
On Dec. 22, 1984, four black teenagers approached electronics specialist Bernhard Goetz, 37, on the New York City subway.
Lawyers for Marine vet Daniel Penny, charged in subway chokehold death of Jordan Neely, asked a New York City court to ...
On day two of his manslaughter case, Daniel Penny ceased having a name. He became merely “the white man.” During the ...
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