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Good morning and thanks for joining me for Rise and Crime.

Your morning caffeine hit, All About Crime.

I'm Mama Jules, and let's get right to Frisco, Texas, where a stabbing on Wednesday left one teen dead,

another in custody, and a twin brother and his family mourning very publicly. Now the whole event surrounds a track meet at David Cucendell Stadium in Frisco, Texas.

On Wednesday, the University Interscholastic League District 11 5A track and field championship was well underway. 17-year-old Austin Metcalf

and his twin brother Hunter Metcalf of Memorial High School were both participating in events that

day. It was a drizzly, wet morning in Texas, and due to the weather, a pop-up tent had been

erected for Austin and Hunter's teammates

to gather under. 17-year-old Carmelo Anthony of Frisco Centennial High School showed up at the championship.

He isn't on Austin's team, and he wasn't part of any events that day other than as a spectator,

as far as I can tell.

Despite this, he had found himself a seat under the pop-up tent.

Now, some sort of disturbance started between the two.

Austin reportedly told Carmelo to move.

Carmelo responded that he wouldn't.

Some reports say Austin touched Carmelo during the exchange. Other reports say it was more of a shove. Whatever happened,

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