He informed the publication. Neely seemed to be under the influence of narcotics when he entered the metro and then acted strangely and yelled at other people.
According to Penny, he removed his headphones. The veteran told the publication that the three primary threats he repeatedly made were, “I’m willing to die,”
“I’m going to kill you,” and “I’m prepared to go to jail for life.” Dafna Yoran, the assistant district attorney, concluded her concluding statements on Tuesday.
She informed the jury that “the defendant knew that Jordan Neely was in great distress and dying, and he needlessly continued as the chokehold progressed.”
According to ABC News, she said on Monday that Neely entered the F train in a “very dangerous way,”
but asserted that “so much less than deadly physical force would have done the job of protecting the passengers from Mr. Neely.”
