34-Year-Old Security Guard Charged With Murder Following Fatal Arima Bar Stabbing
A Wallerfield man has appeared before a Master of the High Court, charged with the murder of Calvin James, which occurred on Sunday 27th June, 2026.
According to the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS), Emerald Guy, 34, a Security Guard, was charged with the offence when he appeared before Master Lisa Singh-Phillip, on Friday 3rd July, 2026.
The Sufficiency Hearing date was set for 13th January, 2027, while two (2) Status Hearing dates are set for 28th September, 2026 and 30th October, 2026.
James, 33, of Phase Two, Malabar, Arima, was stabbed and killed in the vicinity of Vybz Room Bar on Green Street, Arima, around 5:30 AM on Sunday 27th June, 2026.
Police and Emergency Health Services were notified and responded. While at the scene, Officers observed blood on the pavement outside the establishment and began interviewing witnesses. During the investigation, Officers saw a man leaving the bar who became suspicious and fled when Officers attempted to speak with him. A foot chase ensued through several streets in Arima, but the suspect managed to escape.
Investigators later spoke with the owner of the bar, who told them the man who fled was employed as a Security Guard at the establishment. The owner reported that he had instructed the Security Guard not to allow patrons to re-enter the premises after leaving.
Police were told that James allegedly attempted to re-enter the bar, resulting in an altercation with the Security Guard.
A male suspect was arrested in connection with the matter on that same date, after surrendering to Officers at the Arima Police Station.
Investigations were supervised by ASP (Ag.) Victor, Sgt. Radhaykisson and PC Subiah, all of the Homicide Bureau of Investigations (HBI) Region II.
Guy was charged by WPC Mohammed, also of HBI Region II, following advice received from Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), Roger Gaspard SC, on 1st July, 2026.
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