Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/Wct8MLTYXUG.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Charleston White Wasnt Mad Austin Metcalfs Dad Called Karmelo Watermelon Felon (Part 18) [BbUMIYYQNWF] Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT Become a VladStocks Member now: Watch this Full Interview: Part 17: Part 1: -------- Charleston White sits down with Vlad to discuss weapons, self-defense, and courtroom strategy through the lens of major cases involving Taxstone, Troy Ave, Hurricane Chris, and the Karmelo situation in Collin County, Texas. Vlad breaks down how firearm possession and escalation shaped the New York club shooting case, while Charleston reflects on due process, why defendants taking the stand can matter, and how Hurricane Chris’ Louisiana self-defense trial offered a different outcome. The conversation turns to Austin Metcalf’s father, Jeff Metcalf, and his controversial “Watermelon Felon” remark about Karmelo. Charleston explains why he wasn’t angry, saying he has long advocated for victims while still believing Karmelo’s actions were impulsive, not intentional murder. He also discusses the family’s early legal challenges, Dallas-area Black Lives Matter involvement, media pressure, and possible charges like negligent homicide or involuntary manslaughter. tyJxYOGrU0Y KOvq6IGjACI gBRhjSz4jrb P2lHCLtQBKs CLy3UhpzPYv uaosFx3HvX0 lo7P1DusOrE
Become a VladStocks Member now: Watch this Full Interview: Part 17: Part 1: -------- Charleston White sits down with Vlad to discuss weapons, self-defense, and courtroom strategy through the lens of major cases involving Taxstone, Troy Ave, Hurricane Chris, and the Karmelo situation in Collin County, Texas. Vlad breaks down how firearm possession and escalation shaped the New York club shooting case, while Charleston reflects on due process, why defendants taking the stand can matter, and how Hurricane Chris’ Louisiana self-defense trial offered a different outcome. The conversation turns to Austin Metcalf’s father, Jeff Metcalf, and his controversial “Watermelon Felon” remark about Karmelo. Charleston explains why he wasn’t angry, saying he has long advocated for victims while still believing Karmelo’s actions were impulsive, not intentional murder. He also discusses the family’s early legal challenges, Dallas-area Black Lives Matter involvement, media pressure, and possible charges like negligent homicide or involuntary manslaughter. tyJxYOGrU0Y KOvq6IGjACI gBRhjSz4jrb P2lHCLtQBKs CLy3UhpzPYv uaosFx3HvX0 lo7P1DusOrE