Here's what Karmelo Anthony's new attorney said about the track meet stabbing case

Karmelo Anthony's Texas bond release sparks MAGA anger

Anthony was released on Monday after his bond was reduced to $250,000 by a judge.

Karmelo Anthony Won't Face Death Penalty In Alleged Stabbing Of Fellow Track Athlete, $1M Bond Reduced

Karmelo Anthony granted house arrest as judge reduces his bond from $1 million to $250,000

Anthony, 17, is charged with murdering Texas high school star athlete Austin Metcalf, also 17, in connection with a stabbing earlier this month.

JUST IN: Karmelo Anthony’s bond reduced to $250,000, will be placed on house arrest

Anthony will have to speak to the bailiff every Friday and is not allowed on social media.

Karmelo Anthony: DA Says Black Teen Won’t Face Death Penalty In Murd

Source: Collin County jail Karmelo Anthony is fighting for his life after being accused of the first-degree murder of Austin Metcalf, following a dispute over a seating arrangement at a Texas high school track championship. BOSSIP previously reported on the stabbing incident that left Metcalf bleeding to death in his twin brother’s arms. The case has garnered significant interest online and people are watching the proceedings very closely as man…

Here's what Karmelo Anthony's new attorney said about the track meet stabbing case

Mike Howard, who was appointed as Anthony's lawyer last week, spoke briefly after a judge decided to reduce Anthony's bond amount from $1 million to $250,000 Monday.