Women wanted for drugging and robbing 3 men

The Orange County Sheriff has issued the following Crime Alert:

Drugged and Robbed, Part One

On Friday, January 27th the female pictured here left a nightclub in Orlando with a male victim.

At his hotel room, she is believed to have drugged him and robbed him of over $100,000 dollars worth of jewelry.

The suspect is described as a light skinned black female with a Caribbean accent.

She is between 28-35 years old, and was wearing black and gray "camo" leggings, a black shirt, and a black and red Miami Heat logo cap.

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Drugged and Robbed, Part Two

Also on January 27th, at 1:30 in the morning, a victim met an unknown white female suspect at the bar area of the Hyatt Regency hotel, located at 9801 International Drive.

While at the bar, the victim suggested they go to his room in the hotel and the female suspect agreed.

When they got to the victim’s room, the suspect (pictured here) produced several small bottles of liquor and gave the victim two of them, which he consumed.

The victim blacked out and woke up the next morning fully clothed and noticed over $10,000 dollars in items were missing, including several watches, his computer, his cash and credit cards. The victim believes he was drugged by the suspect.

On Monday, January 30th a second victim met a similar white female suspect in the downtown Orlando area and she suggested they go back to the victim’s residence. The victim agreed.

Once there, they had a few drinks, the victim passed out and the suspect took his $12,000 Rolex watch. It is believed the suspect “spiked” the victim’s drink in order for him to fall asleep quicker.

The female suspect was identified as being involved in both cases. The suspect was described as a white female, with an average build, approximately 5’04” to 5’06”, with blonde hair, between 25 and 30 years old and has a teddy bear tattoo on her chest, tattoo on her stomach that say ‘Greens for money, gold for ___”, a Scorpion tattoo on her leg, and a tattoo/birth mark behind her right ear.

She is believed to have spoken with a southern “Texas” accent and told both victims she was from Texas.

If you know the whereabouts of these persons, or details of the crimes described by OCSO, you may be eligible for a reward of up to $1,000.

Call Crimeline at 800-423-8477.