Daniel Penny trial: Subway madman raised fists before Marine vet's deadly chokehold, witness testifies
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Moments before New York Marine veteran Daniel Penny placed Jordan Neely in a chokehold, the homeless man raised his fists in a subway car while shouting at passengers, a witness testified.
Neely, 30, threw his jacket down and squared up, she testified on day 11 of what is expected to be a six-week trial in New York City.
"If no one gives him water or food, he’s gonna start putting hands on people," she said. "He was going to start attacking."
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Forgive the pollsters and the pundits for making a blowout seem close. Be happy that the better prepared candidate won.
Indiana-based journalist Aine Cain, who has been covering the 2017 Delphi murders for years, said suspect Richard Allen's various confessions were not what she "expected."
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