A Las Vegas sex worker has been arrested for allegedly stealing from a client. According to a report by KLAS, the victim might have been drugged.
The Victim Lost Valuable Possessions
K.B. is said to have met her alleged victim at Fontainebleau Las Vegas. At roughly 3:15 am on May 19, the two met in the Bleau Bar at the hotel. The two spoke and flirted with one another for a while, during which time the sex worker is believed to have secretly spiked the man’s drink.
Shortly after their meeting at the bar, the two went to the reception and booked a room. The two are said to have kissed in the elevator while going to the room. Several hours later, the man woke up to realize that some of his valuables were gone.
According to the report, the man was missing $2,000 in cash, $500 in casino chips and, worst of all, a Rolex watch worth more than $125,000.
The man told the authorities that his memory was hazy, further suggesting that he might have been drugged.
Police Believe K.B. Is a Repeat Trick Roller
As it turned out, the victim was visiting Fontainebleau Las Vegas with his wife. His wife, who was staying in another room, got concerned after she woke up to find out that he wasn’t there. When she inquired at the reception, she learned that he had hired a second room.
Security guards accompanied the victim’s wife to the second room he rented and found him fully clothed. He denied getting intimate with K.B. and did not fully cooperate with the officers.
Later, thanks to video surveillance, authorities were able to identify the alleged thief as K.B. The woman was charged with burglary and theft over $100,000 and is believed to be a repeat offender.
Described as a “trick roller,” a term used for a prostitute who steals from her client, K.B. has a history of arrests for a variety of offenses, including trespassing, soliciting, prostitution and grand larceny. Some of her prior arrests involved situations similar to the current one where she would trick a man only to steal from him while he sleeps.
K.B. is already facing a trial for similar charges, which is set to take place in April next year.
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