The judge dismissed the most serious manslaughter charge against Daniel Penny, allowing jurors to consider a lesser charge of criminally negligent homicide.
After nearly three days of deliberation, jurors could not reach a unanimous decision on manslaughter, prompting Justice Wiley to encourage further discussions.
This case exemplifies New York's post-pandemic struggles, reflecting broader issues surrounding mental health and public safety in the subway system.
Justice Wiley emphasized that it's not uncommon for juries to feel they cannot reach a unanimous verdict, urging them to revisit their differing opinions.
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