The Issue: The Potential Impact of Daniel Penny’s Indictment for Restraining Jordan Neely
In recent times, the radical left has led our city astray, diverting our moral compass into uncharted territories, leaving us with sinking hopes and concerns (source). Bail reform has inadvertently created a surge in criminal activities, while the influx of immigrants has shifted our city’s priorities (source). Amidst all this chaos, it is distressing to witness the possibility of Daniel Penny facing up to 19 years in prison if he is convicted of coming to the aid of others (source).
Our Manhattan District Attorney, Alvin Bragg, and the radical left seem to prefer imprisoning the heroes who protect us, rather than focusing on those who blatantly violate the law (source).
Comparing Apples to Apples: Subway Incidents and Self-Defense
There is speculation surrounding the recent subway incidents involving the deaths of Devictor Ouedraogo, Jordan Williams, Jordan Neely, and Daniel Perry (source). Both Williams and Penny claimed they were defending themselves and other subway riders, but the use of a knife by Williams clearly indicates malicious intent, while Penny’s use of his hands and arms suggests an attempt to restrain the harasser (source).
It comes as no surprise that Penny has been indicted by a Manhattan grand jury (source). Instead of receiving recognition for his honorable service in the Marines and for protecting fellow citizens, he finds himself facing criminal charges (source). Unfortunately, it seems that District Attorney Bragg consistently targets law-abiding citizens while protecting criminals (source). It is time for the people of New York to rise up and vote Bragg out of office (source).
The indictment of Penny serves as a stark example of the Bible’s cautionary tale about rewarding misbehavior and punishing goodness (source). Critics conveniently overlook Neely’s extensive criminal record with 42 prior arrests, while disregarding the safety and well-being of innocent subway riders who deserve protection, not intimidation (source). While addressing the issue of mental illness is crucial, we cannot neglect the importance of safeguarding the innocent, which is precisely what Penny was doing (source).
Penny, a former Marine with a noble heart, should be hailed as a hero rather than facing a manslaughter indictment from Bragg (source). If I were on that subway car, I would be grateful that someone like Penny was present and not someone like Bragg (source).
As our society progresses, our legal rights and race relations have undoubtedly improved. However, true justice remains elusive when individuals like Al Sharpton perpetuate racial divisions by reflexively jumping on every white-on-black incident without discernment (source). The indictment of Penny for the death of a mentally ill subway rider is an injustice, regardless of the tragic outcome. Sharpton should redirect his focus towards the safety of all subway riders, regardless of their race (source).
The time has come for Governor Hochul to take action and remove Bragg from his position. We deserve a prosecutor who prioritizes justice for all, rather than favoring criminals at the expense of others (source). Bragg’s message is clear: do not dare to help others, or you will face arrest (source).
Sadly, this is a somber day for American justice. Passengers were faced with the unavoidable threat of harm and potential death, and a selfless individual took action to protect the vulnerable. Tragically, a young man with a troubled past lost his life as a result (source).
Consider this: if your mother were in that subway car, who would you prefer to have by her side—Daniel Penny or Jordan Neely? The answer is clear (source).
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