Jurors weighing the fate of Daniel Penny in the subway chokehold death of Jordan Neely will remain anonymous, a Manhattan judge ruled Thursday — citing months of “threats” made to all parties in the high-profile case.

Jury selection began Monday in Manhattan in the case against Daniel Penny, the former Marine accused of recklessly choking a homeless man to death on a crowded subway train. Penny, 24, arrived on the first day of his trial as dozens of placard-bearing protesters gathered outside the lower Manhattan courthouse,