There's a bit of breaking news regarding the Daniel Penny trial in New York City.

The jurors have reportedly informed the judge that they're unable to agree on a verdict for the second degree manslaughter charge:

Many legal experts including Alan Dershowitz have slammed DA Alvin Bragg for even bringing the case, and George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley agrees, and in this thread Turley described what's likely to happen next:&nbsp;

 {ai:summary}<p>The jury in the Daniel Penny trial has reported being deadlocked on the second-degree manslaughter charge related to the chokehold death of Jordan Neely. After three days of deliberation, the judge may issue an Allen charge to encourage the jurors to continue their discussions.</p><p>Legal experts have criticized the prosecution, questioning the justification for the case given the reasonable doubt present in the evidence. The possibility of the jury considering a lesser charge of criminal negligence remains uncertain. #crime</p>

Jurors in Daniel Penny Case Informed Judge They're Deadlocked, Jonathan Turley Explains What's Next

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