Teen witness to Jordan Neely chokehold testifies she was 'scared' by his shouting, wanted to 'get away'
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A teen subway rider says Jordan Neely's outburst on a subway car "scared" her, and she wanted to "get away" before Daniel Penny put him in a chokehold.
Rosario is a high school senior from the Bronx who has lived in New York City for a decade after immigrating from the Dominican Republic. She was the sixth witness to take the stand in Penny's trial, testifying on Monday that Neely barged onto the train and kept his hand in the door so it would not close right away, delaying the train's departure.
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