Woman arrested in drugging-robbing case in Coral Gables
UPDATE: Qumisha Williams was arrested Monday and charged with one count of poison by food or water, one count of armed burglary, one count of robbery and two counts of grand theft.
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Coral Gables police are asking for help in identifying two women who allegedly drugged and robbed two men after meeting them in restaurants Wednesday night.
Police released surveillance images from different restaurants showing two different women who are suspected of meeting men, going home with them for drinks, drugging them and stealing Rolex watches.
One woman who met a man at Hillstone Restaurant is described as a short black female, with long black hair and tattoos on her torso and back. She was wearing a shirt and skirt.
The other woman, who met a man at Morton’s Restaurant, is described as short black female with long black hair and tattoos on her back, wearing a red dress, red-bottomed heels and carrying a clutch purse.
Anyone with information about the subjects is asked to contact the Coral Gable Police Department at 305-442-1600 or Crime Stoppers at 305-471-8477 (TIPS).
One man told cops he was at the bar at Hillstone Restaurant, 201 Miracle Mile, when a woman struck up a conversation with him. They had a few drinks before heading back to his place, where they kept drinking. The man got light-headed and suspected he’d been drugged.
The next day, he woke up and saw the woman was gone and his Rolex watch was missing.
That same night, another man encountered the same situation. He was waiting for service at Morton’s Restaurant, 2333 Ponce De Leon Blvd., when the woman in the red dress started talking to him.
They had a few drinks and went back to his residence for a few more.
The man awoke the next day, suspecting he was drugged. He found no sign of the woman. His Rolex, cash and firearm had been stolen.
Police say they don’t know which drug was used at this time.
This story was originally published January 8, 2016 at 9:41 PM with the headline "Woman arrested in drugging-robbing case in Coral Gables."