Marine veteran acquitted in chokehold death case considering suing Manhattan DA
Marine veteran Daniel Penny acquitted in the chokehold death case of Jordan Neely is considering suing Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg for malicious prosecution. The case involved racial undertones and potential collusion between officials. Penny faces a civil lawsuit from Neely's father.
Key Points
- Malicious prosecution lawsuit considerations by Daniel Penny's attorney
- Allegations of collusion and unethical behavior by officials
- Racial undertones in the justice system highlighted during the trial
- Civil lawsuit from victim's father pending against Daniel Penny
Pros
- Daniel Penny acquitted in the chokehold death case
- Potential exposure of alleged collusion and unethical behavior by officials
- Raising awareness about racial undertones in the justice system
Cons
- Ongoing legal battles and potential civil lawsuit from the victim's family
- Emotional toll on all parties involved
- Public scrutiny and media attention