After the ruling that Jordan Neely’s death on a subway train was a homicide, the Manhattan district attorney’s office faced several choices over how to charge his killer.
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Why There Haven’t Been Charges in NYC Subway Chokehold Death of Jordan Neely
Law enforcement officials said they were still determining what happened and whether to charge the man responsible.
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In Deadly Subway Encounter, Questions of Mental Illness and Use of Force
Some have called for charges after Jordan Neely died after a man held him in a chokehold. But the police released the man, and legal experts say any criminal case could be complex.