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Outrage EXPLODES After Fatal NYC Chokehold Video Goes Viral, No Arrest
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6:56Now PlayingOutrage erupts as politicians, specifically NYC Mayor Eric Adams, put out vague responses to the devastating video of the chokehold used on Jordan Neely, which has not seen any arrest of men involved in fatality. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report.
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No Arrest in New York Subway Chokehold Death, and Many Want to Know Why
"A video of a subway rider choking and killing a homeless man on a New York City train lasted for four minutes.
What happened may seem clear to a layperson viewing the footage.
The homeless man, Jordan Neely, is seen writhing, trying to get free from the arms and legs of the other subway riders who are pinning him down. As the minutes tick by early Monday afternoon on a northbound F train in Manhattan, Mr. Neely visibly weakens as the arm wrapped around his neck stays tight.
After he stops moving, the riders hold him down for about 50 more seconds. He was later pronounced dead at a nearby hospital."
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