Posted on: December 13, 2022, 08:48h.
Final up to date on: December 13, 2022, 08:48h.
A girl accused of stealing a Rolex hid it in her genitals to get away, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police say. On Sunday, a person referred to as police to his room on the Aria lodge when his $12K Rolex went lacking whereas he cuddled with a girl he simply met, in line with the arrest report obtained by KLAS-TV.
Based on police, Sarah Richards, 33, repeatedly insisted that the person take off his Rolex as a result of it was slicing into her. So he positioned it below his pillow. She additionally insisted that he drink wine. When he observed his Rolex was gone, Richards “went right into a panic” and left, in line with police.
Sarah Richards, 33, faces prices of grand larceny and administering a drug to assist within the fee of a felony, police mentioned. (Picture: LVMPD/KLAS-TV)
The person phoned police after which adopted Richards to the foyer, the place he alerted safety. Police couldn’t discover the Rolex at first, however ultimately did throughout a full cavity search. They positioned it inside a biohazard bag to impound it.
Richards was arrested and faces prices of grand larceny and administering a drug (wine) to assist within the fee of a felony, police mentioned. She posted bond and is due in court docket in January.
Repeat Offender
Richards, who lives in Baltimore, occurred to be in Las Vegas for a Monday court docket listening to for the same theft, in line with KLAS, although the primary one didn’t contain her personal elements.
In June, in line with police data, Richards was arrested for stealing a $100,000 Patek Philippe watch from a sufferer police say she drugged at an unnamed Las Vegas Strip Resort.
The sufferer in that case mentioned Richards approached him at a bar within the lodge and the 2 agreed to go to his lodge room, the place Richards then mentioned she wanted “assist with cash.” The alleged sufferer mentioned he requested lodge safety to assist him open his room secure, from which he retrieved $1,000 and gave it to Richards, in line with police. Later, the sufferer claims, he awoke along with his watch lacking from his wrist.
Richards was later arrested on prostitution-related prices, the arrest report mentioned.
Watch The place I Put This
Imagine it or not, enjoying genital hide-and-seek with a Rolex is an outdated trick. In January, two Las Vegas girls have been accused of stealing a luxurious watch and $6,500 in money from a visitor staying at Caesars Palace. The whereabouts of the stolen items have been solely found when police ordered X-ray exams of their our bodies.
Equally, in 2014, Kenneth Herold paid Christina Lafave, a masseuse and unique dancer, $300 for a therapeutic massage in his room at Wynn Las Vegas and located it was about to virtually value him his $35K Rolex – till she was taken for an X-ray.
Watch Your Valuables
Males visiting Las Vegas on their very own have lengthy been focused by girls searching for to rob them of their lodge rooms throughout a tryst.
Final April, Las Vegas police arrested a girl who was later charged with tricking quite a few males on the Strip into going again to their on line casino lodge room, the place she later dedicated numerous thefts. Windy Rose Jones allegedly stole a $37K Audemars Piguet Royal Oak watch from a person in February 2021 at The Cosmopolitan. She can also be accused of stealing a $45K Rolex from a special man in March 2021, additionally at The Cosmopolitan.
In Might 2021, one other lady — Ashley Trahan — was arrested and charged with finishing up an identical scheme that concerned stealing a Rolex from a person staying on the Aria.
The crime, referred to as “trick rolling,” isn’t particular to Las Vegas, in fact. It has been reported at on line casino resorts throughout the nation. Nonetheless, it seems to be rampant in Las Vegas – and rampantly underreported.
“It’s virtually the norm in Las Vegas,” Jonathan Sullivan, a former company investigator for the Wynn, instructed On line casino.org. “It normally entails prostitution, however not at all times. I’d common no less than one trick roll grievance an evening. However victims of trick rolls are normally reluctant to report them, and barely need police involvement.”
