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And the other students were worried that he'd kill them next, like a mass shooter.

Also, it's obviously noteworthy that Carmelo Anthony was briefly running as part of this escape.

Who was he running from exactly?

I mean, it really makes you think.

It's also important to point out that one of Austin Metcalf's classmates, who is black, ran after Carmelo Anthony.

Now, this is reporting from the Daily Mail, which was also in the courtroom.

Quote, new state witness Vincent Cooper, a coach at Frisco ISD, is now testifying how he was assigned to manage Carmelo Anthony after the stabbing and stop him from leaving the football stadium.

Later, Cooper was asked to calm down a teammate of Austin Metcalf.

who was angry about Austin's stabbing.

Austin's teammate, who's black, wanted to attack Anthony.

He stabbed my brother, the black Memorial teammate said of Austin Metcalf.

The teammate explained that he was on the football team with Austin and considered him family.

This was an immediate reaction from Metcalf's black teammate.

His testimony is completely fatal to the left's entire narrative about this case.

If he thought Elston Metcalf was attacking Carmelo Anthony because he's black or whatever, then the odds are pretty good this particular individual would not lunge after Anthony and try to avenge his fallen teammate.

That's what he did because in the moment he recognized exactly what Carmelo Anthony had done.

Secondly, although it's not clear who did the pushing in the video, it's certainly possible that it was Austin Metcalf.

Witnesses said that Metcalf, as part of his effort to get Carmelo Anthony out of the tent, applied some amount of physical force.

But obviously, when you're unarmed and you push somebody without even knocking them over, because you're trying to get them to leave a place where they don't belong, you're not using lethal force.

The person you push is not allowed to murder you.