Teen Sentenced As Adult For 2021 Armed Store Robbery, Residential Armed Burglary
January 26, 2023
A teen has been sentenced as an adult to 12 years in prison for a 2021 convenience store armed robbery in Davisville and an unrelated residential burglary in Molino.
Tallin Treyton Bishop, now 18, was 17 when he was charged with the December 7, 2021, armed robbery of the Marathon convenience store on Highway 97 in Davisville.
He was charged with armed burglary, aggravated assault by threat with a deadly weapon, and shooting into a dwelling for a burglary the following day off Highway 97 in the Dogwood Park area. Wearing masks and armed, Bishop and two others entered the home through an unlocked door and were confronted by the homeowner, according to an arrest report.
According to court documents, Bishop will receive credit for 284 days served while awaiting trial. He was also ordered to pay costs and restitution.
Two other defendants — Ricky Lee Cooper, Jr. and Samuel Adams — are awaiting trial for their alleged roles in the burglary.
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7 Responses to “Teen Sentenced As Adult For 2021 Armed Store Robbery, Residential Armed Burglary”
he would not have fared well shooting into my house….
He should consider himself lucky. Had he picked a different home to invade this story would’ve ended that day.
I agree with Cutizen. That guy should have received 50 years.
Keep him locked up.
Grown Man Business gets you Grown Man Time !!
Maybe 12 years will wake this kid up. He’s lucky he didn’t get shot
Got what you deserved now go sit in prison for 12 years and think twice before you steal from an innocent man
12 years not enough