Penny's trial is set to begin later this month in Manhattan.
A New York City jury will be allowed to hear statements a man made to police after he fatally choked a homeless man on the subway last year, a judge ruled Friday afternoon.
“I had him pretty good,” Penny told an officer at the Broadway-Lafayette station, records show. “I was in the Marine Corps.”
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