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1:06Now PlayingA witness on the subway car where Daniel Penny placed Jordan Neely in a fatal chokehold told cops that Neely was "trying to attack everybody," audio of a second 911 call made public Thursday reveals.
"He's trying to attack everybody," said Moriela Sanchez, now 18, in the call played for jurors at Penny's manslaughter trial in Manhattan.
Sanchez testified Thursday that she called 911 after fleeing the train car after Penny "dropped" Neely, who had been threatening passengers on the uptown F as it approached the Broadway-Lafayette station.
On the 911 call, Sanchez asks for police and an ambulance. The operator then asks her to describe the attacker, and to identify him by race.
"He's black... they are holding him down right now," Sanchez responds.
"There's one white man holding the homeless guy down," she adds, in an apparent reference to Penny.
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