Brooklyn: I met Jordan Neely some months ago, intimidating straphangers at the 14th St./Union Square Station. I took a seat on one of the benches. Neely rushed towards me and started yelling. Being a former Recon Marine (Raider) trained as a martial arts instructor, I kept eye contact with him and his movements. I observed his psychological condition and maintained my cool for a while until another spitting salvo from him spurred me to stand up and take a few steps toward him. He backed off. He tried to get in my face again and I feigned as if I was going to run after him. He ran off.
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