Gulf Shores home invasion suspects surrender to police (update)

Submitted by Sgt. Jason Woodruff
Posted 11/27/11

GULF SHORES, Ala. — A Bon Secour man, 23-year-old William Paul Taylor turned himself in to Gulf Shores Police at around 10 p.m. on Sunday in connection with a home invasion followed by a manhunt in the Fort Morgan Road area.

Ryan Scott Graham …

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Gulf Shores home invasion suspects surrender to police (update)

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GULF SHORES, Ala. — A Bon Secour man, 23-year-old William Paul Taylor turned himself in to Gulf Shores Police at around 10 p.m. on Sunday in connection with a home invasion followed by a manhunt in the Fort Morgan Road area.

Ryan Scott Graham of Foley is also in custody after turning himself in to Gulf Shores Police without incident on Monday.

Taylor has been arrested on one count of burglary in the first degree.

About noon on Sunday, police were called to a burglary in progress on Fort Morgan Road. The suspects left the scene prior to officers arriving.

The victim followed the suspects until they crashed their car on Regency Road and fled on foot. According to the victim, at least one of the white male suspects was armed with a handgun.

A perimeter was established and a thorough search of the immediate area was conducted by K9 units from both Foley and Gulf Shores Police Departments. Due to the nature of the crime and the weapon involved, the South Baldwin Special Response Team (SRT) was called out to assist with the search.

SRT members from Gulf Shores, Foley, and Orange Beach deployed with Gulf Shores PD K9 to clear several areas.

Detectives are still investigating whether or not a third suspect was involved. Anyone with information is asked to call GSPD Detectives at 251-968-2431.