ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) – Two St. Louis men face a dozen charges after police said they robbed three drivers at gunpoint and stole their cars, all near the same Mark Twain neighborhood intersection within three days.
Doreeon Moss, 18, and Joshua Millett, 22, face three counts of first-degree robbery, three counts of vehicle hijacking and six counts of armed criminal action for a series of robberies that occurred near the intersection of Thekla Avenue and Queens Avenue, according to court records.
Probable cause statements said that on Aug. 15, a victim told police that he pulled over into an alley near the intersection and two masked suspects approached him. The suspects pulled out handguns and robbed the victim of his car, driver’s license, cash and credit cards.
On Aug. 18, two more victims reported to police that they were robbed at gunpoint by two masked suspects while stopped at a stop sign at the intersection, according to court documents. The two robberies occurred only an hour apart…