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Juvenile Charged With Davisville Store Robbery, Accused With Two Others In Molino Burglary
December 23, 2021
A juvenile has been charged in connection with an armed robbery in Davisville and an unrelated residential burglary in Molino.
Tallin Bishop, 17, is charged with robbery and armed burglary, according to the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office. He was booked into the Escambia Regional Juvenile Detention Center.
Authorities say Bishop (pictured above) is the person that robbed the Marathon convenience store on Highway 97 in Davisville on December 7. There were no injuries.
Bishop and 18-year old Samuel Max Adams of Flomaton are both charged in connection with an armed burglary on December 8 in the Dogwood Park area. A warrant was also issued for the arrest of an adult male that is currently jailed in Escambia County, Alabama, and is awaiting extradition.
Wearing masks and armed, the trio entered the home through an unlocked door and were confronted by the homeowner, according to an arrest report.
On December 10, Bishop and the adult male were arrested on numerous felony burglary charges in Alabama, the report states, and Adams was developed as a suspect in the burglary.
Above: Samuel Max Adams
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30 Responses to “Juvenile Charged With Davisville Store Robbery, Accused With Two Others In Molino Burglary”
Take ur sobs stories elsewhere yeah right until its your family members ….. their young and made very very bad decisions … why ???who knows why they did it ??? If they did it … But they still good kids … Tallin’s my nephew and he would do anything for anybody so yeah if he’s guilty then yeah he was in the wrong but if he’s innocent then what … in the USA it’s guilty regardless not innocent until proven guilty cus even if ur proven innocent ur names still gotten bashed and for what cus ppl like u that don’t know these boys … but let it be your kids or ur grandkid or ur nephew then it’s a whole different story ain’t it .. I hope none of you are ever in this situation that we are I hope none of y’all’s family members ever have to go thru anything like this
WELCOME TO ATMORE (HOLMAN) WE WILL KEEP THE LIGHT NO LOL
REGARDING:
“I just PRAY you don’t have Grandchildren because my friend it hurts”
I do and will be very disappointed if they engage in armed robbery or otherwise prey on others
.
I can well imagine it hurts, especially if they are guilty.
It would hurt to be thought willing to do such things, even more if guilty.
The ones whose lives were endangered are not the cause of the pain.
The ones who oppose endangering the lives of loved ones are not the cause of the pain.
The guilty are the cause of the pain.
You are what you do.
If the ones causing the pain repent, stop doing it, the pain stops.
David for grandchildren as sweet as mine
(as if that’s possible)
@David H. Green,
For many years I have read your posts agreed with some and disagreed with others. I just PRAY you don’t have Grandchildren because my friend it hurts. Please pray for all 16 of mine each and every day.
May they become the citizens we all wish to be around us.
God Bless you and your family.
@Bailey,
Thank you. Max is my Grandson and all though he has made some bad choices, he is still family and I so grateful that he nor anyone else was physically hurt. PEOPLE, we are all emotionally hurt but again I LOVE MY GRANDSON.
david green is right,it is all our business
Just in time for the Christmas dance! Enjoy jail/prison.
REGARDING
“there shouldn’t be anyone in here bashing them. if you’re such adults like you say you are, then mind your business & keep their names out of your mouth. thank you.”
Public safety IS our business. People who pull guns on people to force them to give up their belongings or die are NOT good people. You are what you do. This is a not-good thing they are accused of doing. What if someone we loved walked in when they were in a “give me what you got or die” mode?
None of the comments used their names. If you mean the arrest report should not use the names of the accused, THAT is just stupid. “Some folks are going around threatening to kill people but don’t use their names.” Thinking back doesn’t that strike you as just a wee bit batty?
David for better people — and people who can recognize the difference
@BAILEY:
No one cares what your opinion is..just as you dont like what is being said.
The shirts on thier backs you refer to were stolen.
Real sweet felons….
his age will give him more opportunities to prey on the public. he will be be slapped on the hand and turned loose on the public.
I’ve said this time and time again, Build a Juvenile Prison and put those offenders to work 12 hours a day, 7 days a week either sawing logs with a crosscut saw or busting rocks with a sledgehammer for 6 months, The next 6 months they learn some kind of vocational trade. When they go back out on the street maybe they will know how to act and become productive citizens.
i know both tallin & max. they are very good people, they’re sweet & will give anyone the shirt off of their back. i’m not sure why they made the choice they did in this decision making process, but they did & they have to live with that for the rest of their lives. so therefore there shouldn’t be anyone in here bashing them. if you’re such adults like you say you are, then mind your business & keep their names out of your mouth. thank you.
Everyone can express disdain and outrage of these actions..but…people with no conscience or sympathy take ridicule as a compliment.
Some take it as a honor.
This is them.
REGARDING:
“Bear in mind if they do go to jail they’ll have many more mentors to teach them the finer points of criminal activity.”
If those teachers were competent, they wouldn’t be there to “teach.” In fact, they would have chosen other professions. Most of them — maybe even none — won’t even want the handsome young fellows for personal, physical gratification.
Armed robbery involves threatening the victim’s life for whatever is being stolen. Evil. Killing to get what others simply work for. Sympathy is hard to find.
David for better people
Made some parents/ grandparents proud !
@ susie
Charles Manson was someones son, grandchild.
The punishment needs to get bad enough to stop some of the nonsense going on.
A “mistake” is something that can be corrected. Armed robbery is/was a CHOICE. There is a difference. These kids did not “make a mistake”….they made a very bad choice in choosing to rob with firearms. And there are consequences to every choice we make, so choose wisely.
Thankfully there is forgiveness and restoration if one repents and turns to God, and the consequences will be easier to bear with a clean heart.
Troy, …Whoever spares the rod hates his son, but he who loves him is diligent to discipline him.
Just ruined your lives at 17. Thank god they didn’t hurt someone. Thanks ECSO good job.
So sad to see people ruin their lives so early. Prison will not be kind to them.
Probably lacking some heat to the seat at home! Spare the rod, spoil the child!
After 16 years old. You should be charged as an adult with adult
Guilty TIME…. Maybe even at 14 for sreious crimes like this
Only one thing to say: WHY.?
Isn’t it nice the boys have a Mentor to guide them in a life of crime. 17 is old enough to have a job and earn money. Perhaps the “mentor” thought using minors would keep them from jail. Bear in mind if they do go to jail they’ll have many more mentors to teach them the finer points of criminal activity. UGH. As my grandmother used to say the world is going to H@!! in a hand basket.
Charge him as an adult
It’s time to move the adult age for violent crimes to 16 years old. These young men knew exactly what they were doing! This could have went really bad and innocent people could have been killed.
Those are someone’s sons, grandsons. They are handsome boys who made a terrible mistake. Who is influencing them and why? Very sad. I guess they’ve never been behind the woodshed.
lock em up and DON’T turn em loose a week later.
Too bad the homeowner didn’t take care of it right then and there and save the taxpayers some money.
They need the maximum sentence for the armed robbery if convicted. Let the rest of the United States see North Florida and South Alabama are tough on crime and will not stand for it.
Take your sob story elsewhere.