ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI — A Wisconsin man is facing serious charges after allegedly carjacking two nuns with a toy gun in St. Louis last month, according to police.
The suspect, identified as Jordan T. Grundy, 25, was already in custody for leading officers on a high-speed chase in a stolen car. Now, he has been formally charged with first-degree robbery in connection with the August 17 incident.
Carjacking After Mass
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department said the crime happened in the 4300 block of Lindell Boulevard in the Central West End neighborhood. Two nuns had just left mass when Grundy confronted them with what appeared to be a firearm and stole their 2016 Ford.
Surveillance footage captured the carjacking. Police later found a toy gun inside the stolen vehicle that matched the victims’ description of the weapon.
Police Pursuit and Arrest
Officers located the car near Jefferson Avenue and Locust Street, sparking a 10-minute pursuit through city streets…