The highly publicized trial of Daniel Penny, a former Marine charged with the choking death of Jordan Neely, an unarmed Black

NEW YORK -- The trial of Daniel Penny, the Marine veteran charged in the May 2023 choking death of a homeless man in a New York City subway car, is set to begin Monday with jury selection, ABC News reported. The trial is expected to last between four and six weeks, according to Judge Max Wiley.

Jury selection was expected to begin Monday in the manslaughter case of Daniel Penny, who put Jordan Neely in a chokehold on a New York City subway last year leading to Neely's death.

Here in New York, the trial for a white former U.S. marine who choked Black street performer Jordan Neely to death on a subway train in May 2023 began this week in a Manhattan court. Daniel Penny is facing charges of second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide for holding Neely in a chokehold until he died.

The trial of ex-Marine Daniel Penny begins today, who is accused of manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide in the death of Jordan Neely.

Daniel Penny is charged with manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide in connection with the death of Jordan Neely

During voir dire in the trial of Daniel Penny, prospective jurors were asked if they were afraid of or been assaulted on the NYC subway.

Following days of pre-screening to excuse people who couldn't serve because of work or family duties, this next round of questioning aims to choose the Manhattanites who will decide the manslaughter case against Daniel Penny,

Penny faces a second-degree manslaughter charge in the death of Jordan Neely on a Manhattan subway in 2023. MANHATTAN (CN) — The straphanging habits of everyday Manhattanites took center stage Friday at the manslaughter trial of Daniel Penny,