Is the alleged suspect. >> I I I'm not I know how it go. I'm not a legend. I did it. >> He put his hands on me. I told him nothing. He put his hands on me. >> Nada. We search him, he's got nothing on him. >> I don't know what happened. >> All right, I see a little bit of blood on your hands there, okay? All right. >> Is he going to be okay? >> I don't know yet, man. Carmelo, c a r a >> k a r >> April 2nd, 2025, Frisco, Texas. Students from eight different schools arrive at David W. Carter Indoor Stadium for their high school district track and field championship. Among them are Austin Metcalfe and Carmelo Anthony, both age 17. Here, at 9:49, Metcalfe can be seen entering the stadium and heading to his team's tent. And here, just moments later, Anthony, in the gray hoodie, can be seen entering the stadium, making a left, and for unknown reasons, also heading to Metcalfe's team's tent. It's difficult to see him as security footage, but what is certain is that after being asked to leave the Memorial High School tent 15 times, Metcalfe and Anthony get into a physical altercation that ends with Anthony plunging a knife into Metcalfe's chest. Anthony then flees the scene, and the 911 calls detail the tragic aftermath. >> I need paramedics at Kirkendall Stadium right away. >> Okay, what's going on? >> I have an athlete that was stabbed. >> He was stabbed? >> Yes. >> Are you with him now? >> Uh he is laying here. He is >> How old is he? >> starting to go unconscious. >> Is he breathing? >> Not right now. >> He's not breathing at all? >> No. >> Okay, where was he stabbed? >> he was stabbed >> I thought someone coming, okay? Stay on the phone with me, all right? Okay, is the knife still inside his chest? >> Uh no. He's trying. Come on, Austin. Come on, come on, come on. Fight through, Austin. Come on, come on. Come on. >> How do I tag IN OFF STADIUM? MY FRIEND JUST GOT STABBED. >> OKAY, do you know who stabbed him? >> stabbed. Um, we have no clue. He was sitting in our camp, but you need to send an ambulance right now. >> They're on the way, okay? Give me a description of the person that stabbed him. >> He was wearing a gray Essentials hoodie. Uh, he was black. He's standing out on the track right now. Guys, Austin got stabbed in the chest. >> You know, I think Austin's about to make a move. >> School resource officer Edwardo Cortez is the first to contact Anthony after the incident. >> Don't reach for anything, all right, man? Stop right there for me. >> Right here. >> Dispatch, 443. I got the And they're currently treating the victim. Again, he's on the north end of the stadium. All right. Any weapons on you like that? All right. I'm over here. >> I don't know. >> Can you see his hand? >> I don't know. >> 44, copy. I'll be in route. >> Right here. >> Help me. I help Y'all back up a little bit. Come over here for me. Over here. >> 447, we're clear. >> I'mma put your handcuffs on now, okay, bro? >> Okay. >> Dispatch, 443. Everybody can slow down. I got the alleged suspect in handcuffs right now, detained. >> Medics are clear to come in. Have them come to the north east entrance. That's going to be a gate that's wide open there. And then you come to the victim from there. >> This is the alleged suspect. >> Okay. >> I am. >> Dispatch, he's clear. >> No, I'm not I know how it go. I'm an alleged suspect. >> Okay. Mind if I reach in your pockets and stuff and all that? Stand up for me. All right. >> I'm going to be out with him, okay? Right here. >> Little personal there, okay? Just Just sure. Okay. >> Yeah. All right. The the su- the victim's going to be underneath that tent over there. So, I'll I'll get medics. Mario tent over there, guys. All right. What's up? Victim is going to be on the north end. They got staff tending to him right now. This would be the last suspect. All right. I've already No, no. We searched him. He's got nothing on Up to you. Up to you. Okay. Let me do one more little check of you, okay? You don't have anything reaching your pockets or anything like that. You're good? What's your name, man? >> Carmelo Anthony. K A R M E >> Have a seat here real quick, man. Watch your head. Let me check your your hood here, buddy, okay? I'll tell you what. I'll tell you what. Lean this way, so you're not resting on your hands, okay? All right. I see a little bit of blood on your hands there, okay? All right. So, your first name is Carmelo? >> K A R M E L O >> Let's see what we got on myself. I don't know yet, man. Carmelo. C A R A >> K A R >> K A R >> M E L O >> M E L O. Carmelo. What's your last name? A N T H O N Y. Where are you going? >> I'm in 12th grade. >> 10th grade? You go to Emerson? >> No, sir. >> Where do you go? Centennial. Okay. >> I'm in 12th grade. 12th grade. >> 12th grade? Okay. North Centennial. All right. Sit tight for me real quick, buddy, all right? >> Back at the scene, police recovered the knife used in the attack, and the images they take document the chaos. Austin Metcalfe suffered a single stab wound to the heart. He was found without a pulse and never regained consciousness. He was pronounced dead at the hospital. Carmelo Anthony was charged with first-degree murder and pled not guilty, asserting his right to self-defense. He had no previous criminal record and was released on $250,000 bond. In the trial that followed, several student witnesses described Anthony as the aggressor, saying that he provoked the confrontation, refused repeated requests to leave the tent, and verbally escalated the situation, saying, "Touch me and see what happens. If you want me to move, you're going to have to move me." And called the group a bunch of [ __ ] who wouldn't do anything. Anthony was ultimately found guilty of first-degree murder and sentenced to 35 years in prison. He'll be eligible for parole in 17 years. What do you think? Did the jury get it right? Was first-degree murder the correct verdict? Does someone putting their hands on you justify the use of deadly force? Let us know what you think in the comments, and thank you for watching this episode of Justice in America. Stay safe.