During the trial, video evidence revealed that Jordan Neely was still alive after Daniel Penny released his chokehold, starkly conflicting with the portrayal of Penny as a cold-blooded killer.
The narrative around the case suggests a bias rooted in racial dynamics, with the insinuation that the justice system is influenced by the race of the individuals involved.
The handling of the case by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg raises questions about selective justice, especially in cases that do not fit the 'racism' narrative.
The absence of similar outrage in cases involving victims who are not white highlights a perceived inconsistency in public and institutional responses to violence.
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