BREAKING: VIDEO FOOTAGE FROM THE TRACK MEET WHERE KARMELO ANTHONY STABBED AUSTIN METCALF HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM PUBLIC VIEWING AFTER A RECORD REQUESTER NAMED ADRIENNE BEAUCHAMP CRIMINALLY ATTEMPTED TO LIVESTREAM THE FOOTAGE ON TIKTOK.
According to a statement released by Frisco ISD - On July 16, 2025 several Public Information Act requesters were scheduled to review the footage under the supervision of Ms. Michelle Arellano, Executive Assistant to the Superintendent. During one such scheduled viewing, two requesters completed their check-in, were escorted outside the viewing area and were asked to deposit their personal communication devices. Viewing instructions were then provided and the viewers reviewed and signed their acknowledgment of the non-recording parameters required for viewing. While screening the video surveillance footage, the District Administration Building’s front desk receptionist received a call from a member of the public stating that someone was livestreaming their video footage review. The front desk receptionist then messaged Ms. Arellano to inform her of the reported violation of video footage review protocols. Ms. Arellano then informed Dr. Waldrip, Superintendent of Schools, of the report. Dr. Waldrip entered the viewing room and asked if anyone present was recording. Both requesters denied recording. Because of the reported violation of security protocols, the Public Information Act requesters were asked to leave the building.
Soon thereafter, the District’s Communications Department learned that one of the viewers was livestreaming from K Stadium. In the livestream, the Public Information Act requester could be seen walking around K Stadium and pointing out where District security cameras were mounted on the stadium structures. She further discussed that she knew where the cameras were located based on her review of the Record.
Later the same day, a Public Information Act requester was reported to be in a livestream discussion forum talking about her onsite review of the Record. During the livestreamed discussion forum, the Public Information Act requester admitted to hiding a recording device in her pocket and continuing to record while viewing the video footage despite being told by District staff that such recording was not permitted. She stated that she planned to request to review the Record again and would attempt to gather even more information than she was able to collect on July 16, 2025 through whatever means available.
In the thread, I will share the full file of documents released by Frisco ISD, as well as multiple screenshots from the live. (Without showing any of the video).
Please keep in mind, this video has been debated over for weeks and narratives/lies have been spread about what can and cannot be seen in the video.
The video, which has been a hot topic on social media, contains neither personally identifiable imagery of students nor law enforcement information when viewed in its original form. The surveillance video, without zoom or other video enhancement, shows a distant view of bleachers at K Stadium and the movements of various parties. The original video depicts images that can be recognized as people but, due to their size, the individuals CANNOT be individually identified.
I have requested a copy of the police report regarding this incident.
More video of the live. Before and after.
FRISCO ISD Statement part 1.
FRISCO ISD statement part 2.
Signature required in order to view the security footage.
Pictured on the left is the account that belongs to the individual who attempted to live stream.
Picture on the right is the host of the live stream.
Comments made under the video. One individual claims to be a cop.
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