conditions include electronic monitoring and court-approved travel only. His defense argues the bond is fair and consistent with legal standards, while critics say it’s too lenient given the severity of the charge. The stabbing occurred during a school track meet on April 2. Witnesses say an altercation,
led to Karmelo fatally stabbing Austin once in the chest. Karmelo told police he acted in self-defense and admitted, “I did it.” Austin died in his twin brother’s arms. The community has rallied around the grieving Metcalf family, raising funds and holding memorials. The case remains under investigation. Karmelo faces a murder charge and, if convicted, could face up to 99 years in prison.