The final portrait of that failure was a photo of the strangled man, lying on his side in dirty sweats and a stained white t-shirt, passed out on a subway floor after a straphanger placed him in a chokehold when he went on an aggressive rant in the train car Monday afternoon. He had accepted help from the Bowery Residents’ Committee, via the NYC Department of Homeless Services, at times through at least 2020, the sources said.īut one thing is clear: Neely never got the help he so desperately needed. Other times, the 30-year-old complained to officers of stomach pains or told them he was suicidal, police sources said. In some instances, Jordan Neely told cops he was schizophrenic and hadn’t taken his meds.
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