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Carjackers Sentenced to 41 Years in Federal Prison

Memphis, TN – In a string of brazen carjackings, three men have been sentenced to a collective total of 41 years in federal prison for their roles in the crimes.

Justin Huddleston, 21, Terrance Moore, 21, and Angelo Smith, 23, were sentenced to 180 months, 168 months, and 144 months in federal prison, respectively, for carjacking and brandishing a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence.

The crimes unfolded on September 20, 2019, when victim R.H. was carjacked at the InTown Suites at 1:45 a.m. A male suspect pointed a pistol at her and drove away in her white Ford Fusion.

Approximately two hours later, victim T.M. was carjacked at the Valero gas station on South Perkins. A male suspect followed her inside the convenience store and then returned to the driver seat of the white sedan. The suspect driver followed her until she sped away, and the armed suspect fired a shot.

Later that day, victim D.K. was carjacked at the same Valero station. Two male suspects from a white sedan approached him, pointed pistols at him, and demanded his truck, phone, and wallet.

Victim R.H. identified Terrance Moore as the armed suspect who carjacked her of her Ford Fusion. Victim D.K. identified Terrance Moore and Justin Huddleston as the armed suspects who carjacked him of his truck and trailer. Victim T.M. identified Angelo Smith as the suspect who followed her in the Valero and drove the white sedan.

United States District Judge Thomas L. Parker sentenced Huddleston to 180 months to be followed by five years’ supervised release. Moore received 168 months to be followed by five years’ supervised release. Smith was sentenced to 144 months in federal prison with five years’ supervised release. There is no parole in the federal system.

The case was investigated by the Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) and the Memphis Police Department. Assistant United States Attorney Dean DeCandia prosecuted this case on behalf of the government.