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Cantonment Man Charged With Breaking Into Woman’s Home, Barricading Himself Inside
July 9, 2021
A Cantonment man was charged after allegedly breaking into a woman’s home and barricading himself inside a bedroom.
Christopher James Adams, 23, was booked into the Escambia County Jail on felony charges of robbery, burglary, resisting arrest, and criminal mischief with property damage. He was also charged with a probation violation.
The woman gave Adams a ride, and he tried to take her purse in order to get her house keys, according to an arrest report. After he was unsuccessful, he broke the glass on her backdoor and went inside.
Responding Escambia County Sheriff’s deputies entered the home and found Adams barricaded inside a bedroom with a razorblade, according to the arrest report. They were forced to tase Adams before taking him into custody.
Adams remained in the Escambia County Jail without bond.
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7 Responses to “Cantonment Man Charged With Breaking Into Woman’s Home, Barricading Himself Inside”
I’m gonna pray for him. He isn’t a bad person. He looks really sad in this picture.
It is good they didn’t shoot him. Very messy.
(No, I’m not feeling generous toward abusers.)
David for the innocent
Woman took great pity on this man. She was within her rights to protect herself using any means needed to prevent harm to herself.
Mr. Adams, you are extremely fortunate that a tasing is all you got in this instance.
Hope you get turned to the right direction, next time you may be riding off in the coroner’s van instead of a deputy’s car.
never ever bring a razor blade to a Taser fight….
This boy needs help and our prayers. Praying also for the woman involved; hope this lesson sticks.
23 years old and already on probation…. I can forecast your future there Mr. Adams…
There are castle laws, let’s start using them.