Jordan Neely's subway chokehold death exposes glaring gap in NY law

Jordan Neely, a 30-year-old homeless man with a long history of psychosis, had only been in his court-mandated mental health program for two weeks before he strolled out the door.

Jordan Neely's death ruled homicide after video shows man putting him in rear naked choke on NYC subway

Jordan Neely's death on NYC subway ruled homicide after rider placed him in chokehold - The Washington Post

Jordan Neely's Death: What We Know About Subway Choke Hold

Subway chokehold: Jordan Neely's death on train ruled homicide as outrage grows - ABC7 New York

NYC Subway Chokehold Death Protests: Jordan Neely Video Outrage Sparks Arrests – NBC New York

NYC subway chokehold death of Jordan Neely probed by 'senior' prosecutors as protesters clash with police

NYC subway chokehold victim Jordan Neely mourned at Harlem church – Orange County Register

NYC Subway Chokehold Death Video of Jordan Neely Sparks Protests: What to Know – NBC New York

Jordan Neely's death on NYC subway ruled homicide after rider placed him in chokehold - The Washington Post

Jordan Neely's death on NYC subway ruled homicide after rider placed him in chokehold - The Washington Post

NYC mayor calls fatal subway chokehold on Jordan Neely a 'tragedy that never should have happened

Medical examiner rules Jordan Neely's death a homicide after subway chokehold - CBS New York

Photos released of Neely protesters wanted for jumping onto NYC subway tracks