Man accused of fatal stabbing of nephew during World Cup dispute gets $700,000 bail

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June 26, 2026

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Man accused of fatal stabbing of nephew during World Cup dispute gets $700,000 bail

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The Ewarton, St Catherine man charged with the fatal stabbing of his nephew during a dispute over the volume of a television while they were watching a World Cup football match was today granted $700,000 bail in the parish court.

Twenty-five-year-old labourer Chad Campbell is charged with the murder of 23-year-old Lamar Mullings, also of Ewarton.

In applying for bail, the man's attorney, Donahue Martin, argued that self-defence is a live issue in the case.

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