Between a racial debate on the stabbing of Texas’s teenage Austin Metkaf of Texas by Black Teen Karlo Anthony, comparison with Kyle Runehouse. Anthony stabbed Austin Metcaf and claimed that it was a task of self -defense as Metcaf pushed him into a track event. Social media users asked why Carmello had a knife in his backpack, it was reminded that Kyle had a gun and in 2020, at the age of 17, at the age of 17, he shot two people during civil disturbance on Wisconsin. Ritenhouse was later found guilty of murder.
The social media debate focused on the race of two teenagers and people who supported Karmelo are saying why people had no problem with the Kyle Ritenhouse, with the AR15. “People are asking here why #Karmeloanthony had a knife, but there was no problem with 15 AR with 17 -year -old #Kylerittenthouse,” one wrote on X.
“Self -defense was understood when it was Zimraman. Atma was understood when it was Goetz. Self -defense was understood with Kyle Ritenhouse, but #Karmeloanthony brings confusion to the people. Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
The second section explained how Kyle Ritenhouse did not shoot a student but to save his life, and also stayed in jail for 86 days. But Karloo who shot a teenager, spent only 12 days in jail and reduced his bond.
Anthony released on bail, reduced bonds, family to go to a new house
Karmo Anthony went out of jail on Monday after paying his family’s $ 250,000 bonds. A judge agreed to reduce it by $ 1 million. After being threatened by Karmello, Anthony’s family has been donated more than $ 420,000 in an online fundrizer.
During the judge’s judgment on Monday, the prosecutors asked Anthony’s father why he could not use the money donated to pay his son to pay his son to pay the original bond.
Andrew Anthony said the money was being used for legal defense and was also for safety to protect Anthony as the family was also planning to go to a new house for additional security. Anthony’s lawyers insisted that the money raised online “is not a bond fund” and the family needs money to get money as Anthony’s father is currently on leave from his job.
Who paid for bonds?
Domica Alexander, who claimed to be a human rights activist, said that Pastor Corey Tony, owner of No Limit Bail Bond, said, “Silently stepped and covered the entire bond for Karmo Anthony – free – free”. Alexander said, “He did not ask for recognition. He did not want a spotlight. But I believe it is important to convince those who show that it matters the most. What this community looks like. We get up in that moment. We are right.”
