Former Marine Daniel Penny surrendered to police Friday and was arraigned on a charge of second-degree manslaughter, 11 days after placing homeless man Jordan Neely in a fatal chokehold on an F train.
Penny, 24, appeared in Manhattan Criminal Court before Judge Kevin McGrath, who set bail at $100,000, which the Queens man soon posted.
Dressed in a dark suit and black sneakers, Penny stood with his head down and answered procedural questions in a soft voice.
Both Penny’s defense attorney Thomas Kenniff and Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Joshua Steinglass agreed to the $100,000 bail amount, with the judge signing off on it.
Penny was also ordered to surrender his passport within 48 hours and barred from leaving the state without judicial approval.
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