A Texas judge has issued a gag order in the Karmelo Anthony track meet murder case before the trial begins next June, local outlet KERA News reported Wednesday. Collin County judge John Roach Jr. issued the order to prevent any individuals involved in the trial from talking to the media or other parties regarding the case,

A gag order was issued Monday in the Karmelo Anthony murder case, according to Collin County court records. A gag order is typically issued in criminal cases to prevent parties in the case, such as lawyers or witnesses, from speaking about the case publicly. The terms of the order were not known as of Tuesday evening.

This gag order issued by Judge John Roach applies to anyone associated with the defense or the prosecution on the case.

Collin County Judge John Roach Jr. issued a gag order in the Karmelo Anthony track meet case. He's charged with first-degree murder, accused of stabbing Austin Metcalf.

A Collin County judge has issued a gag order in the trial over a deadly stabbing at a Frisco track meet. Here's what that means.

A gag order regarding the fatal stabbing at a Frisco ISD track meet was issued by a Collin County judge on Tuesday. This gag order applies to anyone associated with the defense or the prosecution in the case.