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Karmelo Anthony Indicted in Frisco Track Meet Stabbing Death of Austin Metcalf, Officials Say
- On Tuesday, a grand jury in Collin County charged 17-year-old Karmelo Anthony with first-degree murder in connection with the fatal stabbing of fellow teenager Austin Metcalf during a track event in Frisco.
- The stabbing occurred on April 2 during an altercation over seating at Kuykendall Stadium, with Anthony claiming self-defense after stabbing Metcalf in the chest.
- Anthony was taken into custody on April 2 and released on April 14 following a court decision that lowered his bond from $1 million to $250,000; as part of his release conditions, he was placed under house arrest and required to wear an ankle monitor.
- Attorney Mike Howard described the indictment as a routine development and expressed confidence that once all the evidence is reviewed, the prosecution will be unable to eliminate reasonable doubt.
- District Attorney Greg Willis acknowledged the case has deeply affected the community and noted that the court will determine the timing of the trial as the legal process proceeds.
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Teen Murder Suspect Karmelo Anthony’s Family Demands Help Fighting ‘White Supremacy’
The family of Karmelo Anthony, the Texas teen arrested for brutally stabbing another teenage boy to death, is claiming that his murder trial is a battle "against white supremacy." The post Teen Murder Suspect Karmelo Anthony’s Family Demands Help Fighting ‘White Supremacy’ appeared first on Slay News.
Teen suspect indicted for fatal stabbing at high school track meet
A grand jury indicted an 18-year-old suspect on Tuesday for the fatal stabbing of Austin Metcalf following an altercation at a high school track meet in Frisco, Texas, in April. Collin County District Attorney’s Office announced on Tuesday that 18-year-old Karmelo Anthony was charged with first-degree murder. WFAA reported that the charge could result in a sentence of between five years and 99 years or life in prison. “For weeks, my team has bee…
Texas Teen Indicted for First-Degree Murder After Fatal High School Track Meet Stabbing
Frisco, TX – June 25, 2025 — What started as a regular high school track meet ended in a heartbreaking tragedy. Now, the teen accused in the fatal stabbing of a fellow student has been formally charged with first-degree murder. Texas Teen Indicted for First-Degree Murder After Fatal High School Track Meet Stabbing Karmelo Sincere Anthony, 18, was indicted by a Collin County grand jury for the killing of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf. The stabbing h…
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