Since the coroner ruled the death a homicide, this seemed inevitable, so not surprised.
Question about charges:
In the video, two men restrained Neely (let's not call him a kid) for some duration during the fatal chokehold. Considering these two men chose to restrain Neely while Perry was applying the fatal chokehold, are they complicit in the death? If they had not introduced themselves into the struggle, it seems plausible that Neely may have been able to free an arm or leg, making the chokehold painful but not fatal.
So are the two men complicit, and should they also be charged?