U.S. v. Rogers

Dist. Ct. did not err in sentencing defendant to 144-month term of incarceration on conspiracy to commit bank robbery charge, even though Dist. Ct. imposed two-level enhancement for carjacking under circumstances where defendant’s accomplice took car keys from bank employee and eventually left bank in employee’s car. Ct. rejected defendant’s argument that said enhancement did not apply where accomplice only took car keys, as opposed to car, while in presence of employee. Moreover, employee was under restraint at time keys were taken from her purse.