Kansas City Men Sentenced for St. Louis County Carjacking

ST. LOUIS - Two men from Kansas City, Missouri have been sentenced for a 2022 St. Louis County carjacking.

U.S. District Judge John A. Ross on Monday sentenced Reginald Hudson, now 29, to 125 months in prison. On July 9, Judge Ross sentenced Ki'Juan Calhoun, 28, to 144 months in prison. Both men were ordered to pay restitution of $24,438.

Hudson and Calhoun pleaded guilty in April to one count of carjacking and one count of brandishing a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence. They admitted stealing a 2019 Ford Fusion at gunpoint from a woman on Jan. 12, 2022, at her apartment in St. Louis County. The woman saw two men walking down the stairs from the third floor to the second, both pointing handguns at her. One of the men demanded her car keys, purse and phone, and then both men fled in her car.

"I completely understand the terror you had to be feeling that night," Judge Ross told the victim in court.

The victim's car was found the next day by the Kansas City Police Department. After an investigation, officers found Hudson as well as the victim's purse and her debit card in a nearby home, along with two handguns.

The St. Louis County Police Department investigated the case. Assistant U.S. Attorney Ashley Walker prosecuted the case.