A judge orders a 16-year-old suspect to be taken into U.S. Marshals’ custody in connection with the killing aboard a cruise ship, according to reports. The order directs the teenager to report earlier Monday morning to the federal courthouse in Tampa, Florida. After arriving at the courthouse as instructed, the suspect is to be handed over to the U.S. Marshals for custody. The reporting describes the suspect as the stepbrother of the victim and frames the action as a change in custody arrangement following the court’s ruling. The available information from the sources does not detail the underlying charges, the timeline of the events on the cruise ship, or any additional court findings beyond the custody directive and the requirement to report to the courthouse. No statements from the suspect or family members are included in the excerpts provided. The matter remains before the federal court process, with the custody order serving as an interim step in the legal handling of the case.