A teenager who was acquitted of murder is still being held. This individual is facing juvenile charges, which is the reason for their ongoing detention.
Further information about this case is available from the source. The source reports that the teenager in question is from San Antonio.
Details about the circumstances surrounding the acquittal and the current charges are not provided here, but can be found through the original source, which has more information on the matter.
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