Grafico di nascita astrologico di Jordan Neely

Dancer and homeless performer who was killed on a New York City subway on May 1, 2023, around 2:30 PM. According to witnesses, Neely boarded the subway car and began yelling that he was hungry and thirsty, and that he didn't mind going to prison, and that he was ready to die. Juan Alberto Vázquez, a fellow passenger and journalist, began recording the chaos as it unfolded. Neely took his coat off and threw it "violently" to the floor, which caused others to move away from him. At that point, Daniel Penny, a former marine, approached him from behind and put him in a chokehold. Several other passengers helped restrain his arms and legs. Vázquez reported during an interview that Neely did not provoke or attack anyone, including Penny. The chokehold lasted for at least three minutes, which were captured on video. Vázquez claimed that the chokehold went on for fifteen minutes. Around 2:29 PM, some passengers expressed concern that Neely was dying, while others insisted that he was not doing to die. Media reports vary on when police were contacted and how long it took them to reach the scene. Some reports place the first 911 call around 2:20 PM, while other claim the police were not called until 2:25 PM. Mayor Eric Adams asserted that the police were on the scene in six minutes. He was pronounced at Lenox Hill Hospital.