# Woman accused of drugging men, stealing luxury watches

> A Florida woman allegedly seduced men at casinos, drugged them at home, and stole their Rolex watches worth up to $98,000.
- Title: Woman accused of drugging men, stealing luxury watches
- Summary: A Florida woman allegedly seduced men at casinos, drugged them at home, and stole their Rolex watches worth up to $98,000. Lynda Mae Crouse faces multiple…
- Keywords: lynda mae crouse, florida, broward county, hallandale beach, carousel club, rolex, grand theft, drugging, zolpidem, watch theft, casino crime, news
- Source: New York Post — https://nypost.com/2026/09/15/us-news/florida-seductress-accused-of-drugging-men-she-meets-out-stealing-their-watches-including-nearly-100k-rolex
- Published: 2026-09-15T23:16:13+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: lynda mae crouse, florida, broward county, hallandale beach, carousel club, rolex, grand theft, drugging, zolpidem, watch theft, casino crime, news
## Casino seduction scheme
Lynda Mae Crouse, 32, allegedly met men at casinos and clubs, flirted with them, then convinced them to take her home or to a hotel.
## The $98,000 Rolex heist
After meeting a man at Carousel Club in Hallandale Beach on April 12, Crouse went to his home. He felt "funny" and "extremely tired" after she arrived.
## Clapping sound, then blackout
The victim heard a clapping noise from his living room before passing out. Hours later, he discovered his diamond-bedazzled Rolex Presidential was gone.
## Sleep drug confirmed
One victim's toxicology report showed he'd been drugged with zolpidem, a sleep aid that causes rapid sedation, confusion and memory loss when mixed with alcohol.
## Four other open cases
Crouse faces four additional cases in Dade County where victims reported similar experiences: taking her home and waking up to find their expensive watches missing.
## Arrested and released on bond
Crouse was arrested Friday and charged with grand theft. She posted her $2,000 bond and was released.
## Key takeaway

Lynda Mae Crouse faces multiple charges for allegedly drugging men she met at clubs and stealing their expensive watches while they were incapacitated.