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Teen Convicted of Murder in Frisco Track Meet Stabbing Incident

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Karmelo Anthony, 19, has been found guilty of murder for the stabbing of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf during a high school track meet in Frisco, Texas, on April 2, 2025. The jury deliberated for three hours before reaching the verdict, which could lead to a life sentence. Prosecutors described the act as unjustified, while the defense claimed Anthony acted in self-defense after being pushed by Metcalf. The incident has sparked significant emotional responses within the community, with Frisco ISD urging support and compassion for affected students and families.

Key Details: • Verdict reached on June 9, 2026, after a four-day trial. • Stabbing occurred at Frisco Independent School District stadium during a track meet. • Murder charge carries a potential life sentence; jurors also considered manslaughter. • Witnesses reported a confrontation lasting several minutes before the stabbing. • Frisco ISD encourages community support following the trial outcome.

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