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Police Report Exposes SHOCKING TRUTH Behind Teen Stabbing at TEXAS TRACK Meet!
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39:18Now PlayingToday we dive deep into the tragic case of Karmelo Anthony, the 17-year-old high school athlete who fatally stabbed Austin Metaf during a track meet in Texas.
Anthony claims he acted in self-defense — but does the evidence support that claim under Texas law? Attorney Andrew Branca breaks down the facts, police reports, and the critical legal standards for using deadly force in self-defense.
We’ll cover why simply being "touched" does not automatically justify stabbing someone, how Texas law defines reasonable use of force, and why provocation with intent can completely strip away your right to claim self-defense.
In this episode, you'll learn:
✔️ When deadly force is legally justified — and when it’s not
✔️ How provocation destroys self-defense claims
✔️ What Texas law says about sudden passion and manslaughter
✔️ Why innocent mistakes in self-defense law can ruin your case
If you don't know exactly where the legal boundaries are, it's the easiest thing in the world to step over them — and face a lifetime behind bars.
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BE HARD TO CONVICT!
If you’re ever compelled to used force in defense of yourself or your family, the good news is that if you defended lawfully, you can be very hard to convict. But DID you do your part right? Because if you DON’T know where the ACTUAL legal boundaries are, it’s the easiest thing in the world to innocently step over them—and now you’re EXTREMELY EASY to convict.
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On Saturday, April 26 I’m holding one of my only twice-a-year full-day Law of Self Defense Advanced Classes. This class is taught live by me and livestreamed to you. It teaches you everything you need to know in one day, and there’s plenty of opportunity for personal Q&A with me, as well.
Even more good news, when you register TODAY you save yourself 50% off the standard registration cost—but that discount ends soon!
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I look forward to seeing all of you there!
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