Posted on 12/15/2022 11:58:14 AM PST by Red Badger
LAS VEGAS (KVVU/Gray News) – A woman was arrested Sunday for stealing a $12,000 Rolex watch and hiding it inside her genitals, according to police.
Sarah Richards, 33, of Baltimore, was in Las Vegas for a court hearing regarding theft charges from June in which police said she stole a $100,000 watch. While in Las Vegas for her court hearing on those charges, she stole a $12,000 watch, police said.
Richards is now facing multiple charges, including theft over $100,000 in value, residential burglary, grand larceny of $100,000 or more, administering drugs to aid in commission of a felony, and grand larceny between $5,000 to $25,000.
On June 4, a hotel guest reported to police that he believed the woman he was with the night before had stolen his Patek Philippe wristwatch valued at $100,000. He also said he believed he had been drugged by the woman he met at a casino, who was identified as Richards.
The man said he fell asleep in his room and woke up the next morning to find his watch missing from his wrist.
On Monday, Richards was set to appear for her preliminary hearing in court in that case. However, on Sunday, police responded to another hotel on South Las Vegas Boulevard.
A 911 caller told authorities a woman – later identified as Richards – had stolen items from his room, including a $12,000 Rolex.
Security found Richards, and despite searching her person, could not find the stolen watch.
The alleged victim told investigators he had met Richards in the hotel and later went to his room to drink wine. The man said he began to feel tired after Richards insisted that he drink more wine, and he began to doze off. He later noticed his watch was missing and confronted Richards about it.
Richards panicked, he said, and left the room.
When officers checked the room, they did not find the watch but did find the man’s wine glass with a white powdery substance at the bottom.
In addition, a metal detector wand passed over Richards “kept alarming around her vaginal region,” police said.
Richards agreed to take the watch out from inside her.
“She stated that we were going to find it anyways at jail, and she did not want to go through the hassle,” the police report said.
The watch was placed into a biohazard bag and impounded. Police said they also found a pill capsule that had a white powdery substance in Richards’ possession.
Richards’ Monday court hearing was canceled. She has since posted bond, and her next court hearing is scheduled for Jan. 10.
Really, I was just looking for my watch......
Holex.
Can she tell time?
“stealing a $12,000 Rolex watch and hiding it inside her genitals,”
So she went from being a two dollar whore to being a $12,002.00 whore.
Yeah, that’s going to affect the resale value...
Pretty sophisticated theft. Former DOE employee, Sam Brinton, needs to step his (oops, meant their) game.
Good call.
If a girl seems to be too easy...watch out.
She went for the cheapie Rolex.
Yikes!
Actually, the watch she lifted before that was worth (supposedly) $100K.
Hard times on the stroll, I suppose.
ISWYDT!................Does anybody have the time?..........
Oh come on. A Rolex? Where??!?
Something about this smells fishy to me.
Here’s a new take on Better Call Saul’s Jimmy McGill’s statement:
“The only way that entire car is worth 500 dollars is if there is a 300 dollar hooker in it!”
Change it to:
The only way that whore is worth $12,010.00 is if there’s a $12,000 Rolex in her!
So many great quotes from the story:
“””a metal detector wand passed over Richards “kept alarming around her vaginal region,” police said.”””
“””The watch was placed into a biohazard bag”””
What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.
Is Vegas the new word for vag?
I wish I had the money to buy a watch like that!
(I wouldn’t actually buy that goofy-looking watch, but I wish I had the money...)
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