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A photojournalist who was arrested Monday night while covering a protest over the killing of Jordan Neely is demanding her charges be dropped.

Stephanie Keith, an award-winning independent news photographer who frequently shoots for Reuters, Getty, and the New York Times, was arrested outside the Broadway-Lafayette St. subway station on Monday as she photographed protest arrests. She was released later that night and charged with disorderly conduct, police said.

NEW YORK (PIX11)– It’s been more than a week since 24-year-old former US marine Daniel Penny walked up behind an agitated Jordan Neely and put Neely in a fatal chokehold. The NYPD, reportedly working in conjunction with the Manhattan District Attorney’s office questioned, and then released Penny. On Tuesday, unexpected comments about the case from […]

Police in New York City have met protests over Jordan Neely's chokehold death with a predictable response, including the arrest of a photojournalist.

An experienced photojournalist was arrested while covering a protest over the chokehold death of Jordan Neely in New York City.

One Harlem resident made over 200 reports to 3-1-1 about illegal parking by NYPD officers but says nothing was ever done.

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Homeless Black man Jordan Neely was killed in chokehold at subway station on May 1 - Anadolu Ajansı

After Stephanie Keith's arrest was caught on camera, social media users took to Twitter to express their frustration, outrage - Anadolu Ajansı

Chaos erupted in Lower Manhattan on Monday night as protesters fuming over the killing of Jordan Neely clashed with the NYPD on the one-week anniversary of