NEW YORK — An online defense fund to cover legal costs for accused subway chokehold suspect Daniel Penny climbed above the $1.2 million mark Saturday with pledges from thousands of donors. Lawyers for the ex-Marine charged in the May 1 killing of homeless victim Jordan Neely aboard an F train beneath Manhattan started the campaign for their client, with more than 20,000 people contributing. “They should donate more for his defense,” said Queens mechanic Steven Sonego. “The poor guy was trying to help.” One anonymous donor pledged a $10,000 gift, while most offered far more modest financial sup...