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Track Meet Stabbing Suspect Released from Jail
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26:28Now PlayingTeen athlete Karmelo Anthony has been charged with murder after allegedly stabbing track star Austin Metcalf to death at a Texas track meet. When he was arrested, Anthony confessed to the crime, but later claimed self-defense. A judge originally set his bond at $1 million, but dropped it down to $250,000. Anthony made bail and is now on house arrest. Law&Crime’s Chris Stewart has the latest update in this controversial crime on this episode of On the Case.
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