DEADLOCKED: Unbelievable Daniel Penny Jury

The following article, DEADLOCKED: Unbelievable Daniel Penny Jury, was first published on The Black Sphere. How can a jury in New York City be deadlocked in the case of Daniel Penny? The man is a Good Samaritan—a Marine veteran, no less—who took action to protect innocent lives when a deranged man menaced subway passengers. He deserves a medal, not a courtroom drama that reeks of leftist ideology and the systemic failures it perpetuates. Let’s break it down. Daniel Penny subdued Jordan Neely, a man who had a documented history of violent and erratic behavior. On May 1, 2023, Neely stormed onto a subway car, tearing off his jacket and shouting death threats. Witnesses recounted how he screamed that he didn’t care if he died or went to prison. In the confined chaos of that subway car, Neely became the living embodiment of a societal failure—a ticking time bomb let loose because our system refuses to confront mental illness and violent criminality honestly. Now Daniel Penny, a 26-year-old architecture student and Marine trained to act under pressure, is on trial for second-degree manslaughter. His so-called crime? Protecting his fellow passengers from imminent harm. The fact that the jury is deadlocked over...