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Do you know this woman? Miami police think she drugged, robbed man of $600K in Rolexes, jewelry

MIAMI ā€“ Miami police are looking for a woman they suspect of drugging and robbing a man at his downtown apartment after they met during a night out, authorities said Wednesday.

Police said the woman took a Rolex Daytona rainbow watch with diamonds, a Sky-Dweller Rolex, a gold chain, Franco gold bracelets, Cartier sunglasses, and a rose gold diamond ring.

According to the Miami Police Department, on the afternoon of May 8, officers were called to the 100 block of Northeast First Street after the man reported being robbed of more than $600,000 in jewelry.

The man told police that he came home with the woman at around 5:30 a.m. after meeting the woman at The Dirty Rabbit bar in Wynwood.

The two shared a single drink, he told police, and he fell asleep, waking up at around noon to find his safe open, his jewelry missing and the woman gone.

They released surveillance video of the woman entering and exiting the apartment building.

ā€œThese are super, super clear images of her,ā€ Officer Michael Vega, an MPD spokesperson, said. ā€œWe know that somebodyā€™s going to see her and either know that they were also a victim of her or that they know who she is.ā€

Vega pointed out that the video shows the woman being crafty in making sure she didnā€™t leave behind evidence.

ā€œShe has two Solo cups in her hand,ā€ he said. ā€œNow sometimes you might say ā€˜Oh, well sheā€™s just leaving with a Solo cup.ā€™ No. Sheā€™s taking the Solo cup that she drank because it has her DNA. Sheā€™s taking his Solo cup because it has not only his DNA, but it also has whatever drugs she put in.ā€

Anyone with information is asked to call MPD burglary detectives at 305-603-6030 or Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-8477.


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