New York is A different world
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And of course they’re talking about not charging the white man or releasing his name and criminal history like they usually do in these cases
I want ALL that murderous deviants info released not now
But right now
But right now
Funny how that complexion changes everything
Post of truth for the month
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Man involved in subway encounter killed by chokehold; death ruled homicide: medical examiner
Many believe Jordan Neely did not need to die and there is growing backlash and outrage over the case.
NOHO, Manhattan (WABC) -- The cause of death has been revealed for a subway rider who died after he was put into a chokehold by a former Marine on the train.
Jordan Neely, 30, was on a northbound F train at the Broadway-Lafayette station when he began acting erratically at around 2:30 p.m. Monday, police said.
Authorities say he was harassing passengers and making threats when a 24-year-old stepped in and attempted to subdue him.
A physical struggle ensued, leading to Neely losing consciousness. He was rushed to Lenox Hill Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
On Wednesday, a medical examiner determined Neely was killed by a chokehold (compression of the neck) and his death was ruled a homicide. However, that does not mean his case will be prosecuted as a homicide, that is up to the Manhattan DA's office, which is investigating.
The man who tackled Neely claimed he was stepping in to help fellow passengers who felt scared and threatened. But at a vigil for Neely on Wednesday afternoon, advocates said it was Neely who needed help most, and society failed him.
Tensions were high as a small crowd gathered on the platform to denounce what they saw as an injustice in the Broadway-Lafayette station.
"And because what people are constantly given is this narrative that homeless people are dangerous, people think they can take matters into their own hands and view a Black man being upset that he's hungry as a threat," said Krys Cerisier with Vocal NY.
The 24-year-old subway rider was questioned by detectives and released. His story is being corroborated by the other passengers on the train, police said, who told investigators that as he restrained Neely, he asked fellow passengers to call 911.
Police say the 24-year-old Marine was not specifically being threatened by Neely when he intervened. He gave a full statement to detectives, and was then released pending further investigation.
Years ago, Neely could be seen in the subways dancing like Michael Jackson. The Manhattan borough president tweeted Wednesday that he saw him performing many times on the A-train, and that he made people smile.
But in recent years, he'd been arrested more than 40 times on the subway for crimes like public lewdness and assaulting a senior citizen.
According to sources, witnesses to his final moments told police Neely was erratic and hostile -- but it's not clear if he was threatening violence.
Man involved in subway encounter killed by chokehold; death ruled homicide: medical examiner
Many believe Jordan Neely did not need to die and there is growing backlash and outrage over the case.abc7ny.com
NOHO, Manhattan (WABC) -- The cause of death has been revealed for a subway rider who died after he was put into a chokehold by a former Marine on the train.
Jordan Neely, 30, was on a northbound F train at the Broadway-Lafayette station when he began acting erratically at around 2:30 p.m. Monday, police said.
Authorities say he was harassing passengers and making threats when a 24-year-old stepped in and attempted to subdue him.
A physical struggle ensued, leading to Neely losing consciousness. He was rushed to Lenox Hill Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
On Wednesday, a medical examiner determined Neely was killed by a chokehold (compression of the neck) and his death was ruled a homicide. However, that does not mean his case will be prosecuted as a homicide, that is up to the Manhattan DA's office, which is investigating.
The man who tackled Neely claimed he was stepping in to help fellow passengers who felt scared and threatened. But at a vigil for Neely on Wednesday afternoon, advocates said it was Neely who needed help most, and society failed him.
Tensions were high as a small crowd gathered on the platform to denounce what they saw as an injustice in the Broadway-Lafayette station.
"And because what people are constantly given is this narrative that homeless people are dangerous, people think they can take matters into their own hands and view a Black man being upset that he's hungry as a threat," said Krys Cerisier with Vocal NY.
The 24-year-old subway rider was questioned by detectives and released. His story is being corroborated by the other passengers on the train, police said, who told investigators that as he restrained Neely, he asked fellow passengers to call 911.
Police say the 24-year-old Marine was not specifically being threatened by Neely when he intervened. He gave a full statement to detectives, and was then released pending further investigation.
Years ago, Neely could be seen in the subways dancing like Michael Jackson. The Manhattan borough president tweeted Wednesday that he saw him performing many times on the A-train, and that he made people smile.
But in recent years, he'd been arrested more than 40 times on the subway for crimes like public lewdness and assaulting a senior citizen.
According to sources, witnesses to his final moments told police Neely was erratic and hostile -- but it's not clear if he was threatening violence.
Complete and utter bullsh*t
So we now have official permission from the state and law enforcement to KILL anyone who is erratic and hostile on a ny subway train?
OK
Rapper Sheff G among 32 purported gang members charged in string of Brooklyn shootings
Michael Williams also known as Sheff G offered money and expensive jewelry to those who carried out acts of violence, prosecutors said.
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Police are seeking a man who fatally shot his nephew 14 times and also shot his niece in a St. Albans home after being involved in a dispute over cooking dinner Saturday night, according to authorities.
Police from the 113th Precinct responded to a 911 call regarding shots fired inside of a Pineville Lane home at approximately 9:15 p.m. on May 27. Upon their arrival, officers found 25-year-old Chevaughn Millings, who lived in the residence, with 14 gunshot wounds to his body.
Millings was transported to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead.
A police spokesperson told QNS that Millings and his uncle had been involved in a dispute over cooking dinner, leading the man to open fire on his nephew and his 20-year-old niece, who was shot four times. She was transported to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, where she was listed in stable condition.
Police say the shooter fled the scene in a white Mercedes SUV. He is approximately 6 feet tall and 180 pounds.
There have been no arrests and an investigation is ongoing.
Uncle fatally shoots nephew, wounds niece due to dinner dispute in St. Albans: NYPD – QNS.com
Police are seeking a man who fatally shot his nephew 14 times and also shot his niece in a St. Albans home after being involved in a dispute over cooking
qns.com
Police are seeking a man who fatally shot his nephew 14 times and also shot his niece in a St. Albans home after being involved in a dispute over cooking dinner Saturday night, according to authorities.
Police from the 113th Precinct responded to a 911 call regarding shots fired inside of a Pineville Lane home at approximately 9:15 p.m. on May 27. Upon their arrival, officers found 25-year-old Chevaughn Millings, who lived in the residence, with 14 gunshot wounds to his body.
Millings was transported to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead.
A police spokesperson told QNS that Millings and his uncle had been involved in a dispute over cooking dinner, leading the man to open fire on his nephew and his 20-year-old niece, who was shot four times. She was transported to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, where she was listed in stable condition.
Police say the shooter fled the scene in a white Mercedes SUV. He is approximately 6 feet tall and 180 pounds.
There have been no arrests and an investigation is ongoing.
70-year-old woman fatally hit by MTA bus in NYC
The woman, whose name was not released, was hit just after 1 p.m. by a city bus heading south on Broadway near Union Square Park, according to cops.
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Elise Finch, longtime CBS meteorologist, passes away at 51
Elise Finch, a beloved meteorologist for CBS New York, has passed away at 51. Known for her dedication and care in her work, she joined WCBS in 2007 and was a prominent figure in the morning news. Elise leaves behind a legacy as a talented professional and a devoted mother and wife.
How did she pass?
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