NYPD violently clashes with protesters of subway rider's Jordan Neely chokehold death.
NYPD has said Neely appeared to be having a mental health episode, and had been pacing and shouting on the train. Cell phone footage shows the 24-year-old veteran wrestling Neely to the ground and applying the chokehold. He eventually went unconscious, and although paramedics transported him to a hospital, they could not resuscitate Neely.
The last sentence is especially rich from an admin trying to cut the very services that could have helped him.
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