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You know, Daniel Penny, New York City, found not guilty of crimes in a terrible situation.

He, Penny, Long Island native Marine Corvette on a subway, a guy named Jordan Neely, 30-year-old

homeless blackmail, came into the subway car, was terrorizing the passengers.

Mr. Penny sought to neutralize the conduct by getting nearly in a choke hold and nearly died. And it was a big, obviously big

New York City story because many felt that the very far left district attorney, Alvin Bragg,

should not have brought the charges as there were so many people in the subway car saying they were afraid of

this guy, Neely, who was a trouble man, in a long rap sheet. So anyway, it went to trial,

and the jury acquitted a penny of criminally negligent homicide this morning and last Friday of second-degree manslaughter.

If he had been convicted, he would have had to do time. So now he's done. But he's being

sued civilly by Jordan's family, you know, and it never ends. And I'm going to do a more in detail analysis here for WABC, which is our flagship radio station.

But I'll tell you that a case like this, even though I believe justice was done, because it was

reasonable doubt all over the place about intent and whether he died

from the confrontation with Daniel Penny, he had drugs in his bloodstream, you know, on and

on. Okay. But there was reasonable doubt in my opinion. But there's also a race factor here

that always comes into play in New York and many other urban areas around the country.

So that's there as well. But all in all, I think justice was done in this case.

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