Fake accounts impersonating police and a medical examiner are spreading false information about last week's fatal stabbing of Austin Metcalf.

17-year old Karmelo Anthony was arrested on murder charges earlier this week after the tragic altercation during a high school track meet at Kuykendall Stadium in Frisco, Texas left Austin Metcalf, a 17-year old linebacker from Frisco Memorial High School, dead.

Fake accounts have emerged spreading false information about the fatal stabbing of Austin Metcalf, police say.

Beware of those taking to social media to deliberately spread misinformation, hate, fear and division,” the Frisco, Texas, police chief said.

Austin Metcalf's mother has sent a chilling message to the 17-year-old football player's killer following his stabbing death.

Anthony was arrested by Frisco Police Department officers at the scene after he left Metcalf to die in his twin brother's arm. The 17-year-old reportedly admitted to the crime in custody. NBC DFW cited an arrest warrant to report that the 17-year-old's first words were: “I’m not alleged, I did it. I was protecting myself. He put his hands on me.”

The suspect, Karmelo Anthony, is being represented by criminal defense attorneys Billy Clark and Kim T. Cole, who released their first statement about the case.

More than 5,200 people have donated $180,000 to Karmelo Anthony's family — who hired prominent Dallas civil rights lawyers Kim T. Cole and Billy Clark.

FRISCO, Texas - The legal team for Frisco murder suspect Karmelo Anthony will seek to lower his "excessive" $1 million bond and a new charge. Anthony, 17, was charged with murder after the stabbing of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf at a track meet last week.

The Texas football star fatally stabbed during a fight Wednesday talked about his reliance on faith to guide him to his goals in a tragic social media post days before his death.