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Paul also talks about whether he thinks the ex-Marine who put the homeless man in a chokehold will end up being charged by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.Four-time Hugo Award-winning author N.K. So for him to have an open warrant on felony assault, he hurt somebody.” And believe me, in the current atmosphere, nobody’s charging that felony assault because they don’t want the felony number. So if you get felony assault, you have to seriously and permanently scar or disfigure somebody. It lets too many people off the hook because you can’t reach that bar. Now, felony assault in New York state under the New York penal law is extremely serious. And according to the latest reporting that I saw, the open warrant he has is for felony assault. And so he shouldn’t have done what he did. If the Marine had not done what he did, what would have happened? You know, that’s kind of the functioning point here is, and we don’t know that, obviously, but if he had not taken action, was the initial at the scene such that this guy was going to really hurt somebody? And before we said, well, you can’t know that. And that’s the really salient point, right, which is how threatening was he? And so you got to ask yourself a couple of things.
You don’t see what he was doing beforehand. “Unfortunately, look, we only have one little salient clip of video. Former NYPD inspector Paul Mauro joins Fox Across America With Jimmy Failla to give his analysis on the circumstances surrounding the recent death of a homeless man who was having a mental episode on a New York City subway train.
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