Staff Reports
Marine veteran Daniel Penny’s case has proven once again that in today’s twisted judicial circus, good Samaritans can find themselves in legal hot water while criminals run free. After being threatened for stepping in during a violent subway altercation, Penny was acquitted of all charges related to the death of Jordan Neely, a mentally disturbed individual known for his Michael Jackson impersonations and erratic behavior. In an era when the line between right and wrong is blurred, Penny’s trial was a vivid reminder of the absurdity facing average Americans.
The incident, which took place in May 2023, became a flashpoint of contention when Neely was menacing other subway riders, explicitly stating he didn’t mind going back to jail. As chaos ensued, Penny, ever the upstanding citizen, intervened to prevent an even more severe tragedy. Unfortunately, the outcome was disastrous, with Neely dying after being placed in a headlock—a technique that, one would think, should be viewed with gratitude rather than suspicion.
🚨 NEW: Daniel Penny and his lawyers have announced they are considering SUING corrupt Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg for malicious prosecution
Bragg was also caught colluding with the medical examiner during the trial
SUE HIM INTO THE STONE AGE, DANIEL! 🔥 pic.twitter.com/Z7tqUmgCGm
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) December 11, 2024
The trial was marred not only by the circumstances of the incident but also by the racial undertones that the mainstream media was eager to amplify. In this jarring tale, the fact that Penny is white and Neely was black turned what should have been a straightforward case of self-defense into a politically charged legal battle. The theater of the absurd continued with Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, who seemed far more interested in securing a political spectacle than pursuing justice.
In a plot twist that could rival any prime-time drama, Penny’s legal team is now considering a malicious prosecution lawsuit against Bragg. This is quite a turn of events, as the tables have now been set for a counteroffensive against a DA more known for his overreach than for fair prosecutions. After Penny’s acquittal, his attorney’s comments painted a picture of a coordinated effort to take down an innocent man simply trying to do the right thing.
As it stands, the whispers of collusion are growing louder. Penny’s legal team insinuates that there was a manufactured rush to judgment by the DA and medical examiner, both seemingly acting in concert to push a narrative over the pursuit of justice. Meanwhile, the climate in New York City continues to spiral out of control as law enforcement appears increasingly hamstrung by politicians more focused on headlines than on public safety. With Penny’s acquittal, one hopes that at least this particular rabbit has been sent scurrying back to the underbrush, gun or no gun.
