A night of partying in Miami took a turn for three men after police said the woman they went home with stole their luxury watches.
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The woman, 42-year-old Ayzha Flenoury, was arrested Tuesday on multiple charges of grand theft and burglary in connection with three separate incidents, Miami-Dade jail and court records showed.
In one incident from April, a victim said he blacked out after meeting a woman at a club and bringing her back to his hotel, and when he awoke his BR Minuteur Tourbillon titanium watch, valued at around $170,000, was gone along with his wallet and two credit cards, an arrest report said.
While he was blacked out, his cards were used to rack up over $1,500 in purchases at stores including Target, Publix and Walgreens, the report said.
In another incident from July, a victim said he brought two women back to his apartment before they stole his $15,000 Rolex, an arrest report said.
He ran after them and tried to stop them but they got in a car and fled, the report said.
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The third case, from last month, involved a man who said he met two women while drinking at a club, brought them to a motel, then lost consciousness and ended up hospitalized.
His $15,000 Rolex and $1,200 iPhone were missing.
Flenoury was tied to all three cases and was arrested and booked into jail, the reports said.
During Flenoury’s bond court appearance, a prosecutor discussed the charges against her.
“So these are the typical bad date cases, the victim meets the defendant at a bar, she gives the victim alcohol, they go back to the hotel or the apartments, the victim passes out and realizes that their very expensive wrist watch is missing and in some cases credits cards as well with unauthorized charges,” the prosecutor said.
It was also learned that Flenoury has prior convictions in Miami-Dade connected to prostitution and drugs, as well as priors in about seven other states from New Jersey to California.
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