Las Vegas vacationer says $35,000 Rolex was stolen by 'prostitute' he let relaxation in room: Report

Police arrested an alleged prostitute after stealing the $35,000 Rolex from a vacationer in a Las Vegas on line casino.

Las Vegas police discovered and arrested the alleged thief, Deonna McCray of California, on Monday, 9 weeks after the theft was reported by an nameless vacationer. McCray has since been booked at Clark County Detention Heart "on felony counts of grand larceny and residential housebreaking," in line with the Las Vegas Assessment-Journal.

The person was staying within the Cosmopolitan lodge in June when he met McCray and a second girl, in line with the police report. He made it clear to police that "he knew the females had been in all probability prostitutes" however allowed them entry to his room so they might relaxation as a result of they had been drained. Police reported that "he was not fascinated about something of the type" and solely allow them to sleep and eat in his room, the place he discovered them there at 2 a.m. and joined them to sleep till about six hours later.

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When the person awoke at 8 a.m., he discovered one of many two ladies lacking, his suitcase ransacked, and his Rolex Daytona watch lacking. He reported the crime to regulation enforcement, and the opposite unidentified girl cooperated within the investigation.

A mixture of video surveillance footage and McCray's earlier police data helped officers discover and arrest her. This was McCray's third watch theft this yr in Vegas. She beforehand stole a $20,000 Rolex watch and a Bulova watch valued wherever between $100 and $600. McCray was ordered to remain out of bother for a yr and to remain out of the Vegas Strip after she pleaded no contest to her first theft cost.

The person recognized McCray in a police lineup. Her subsequent courtroom date for her second theft is ready for Sept. 13.