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Police hunting four temptresses who stole $500K in cash, jewelry after drugging clueless men

Beyah in disguise

Beyah in disguise (Broward County Sheriff)

Beyah in disguise

Beyah in disguise (Broward County Sheriff)

Police are hunting four temptresses who drugged and flirted their way to $500,000 in cash, guns and jewelry they pinched from unwitting men looking for a good time.

Police in Florida have issued arrest warrants for the four women who have worked alone or in pairs in Fort Lauderdale bars. Their basic M.O. is to get an invitation back to their victim’s home, mix up a drugged-laced cocktail and rob the men blind when they’re passed out.

Six police agencies in Florida are investigating several cases involving Subhanna Beyah, 25; Johnnina Miller, 25; Keshia Clark, 27; and Ryan Elkins, 23, according to the Sun-Sentinal.

Beyah was arrested along with two others in New York in 2009 for robbing men while giving them lifts through Manhattan, including trips to ATM machines.

Beyah, aka ‘Crystal’, is a suspect in three Broward County cases and allegedly drugged a 45-year-old Pompano Beach man with a vodka cocktail at his home and made off with $6,000 in cash and up to $100,000 in watches.

Police released a composite sketch in May with the warning: “Watch out for Crystal.”

“We need to locate these women. They are dangerous. They’re giving people drugs,” sheriff’s spokeswoman Dani Moschella told the Sun-Sentinal.

“They could kill somebody.”

Miller and Clark teamed up to fleece a 54-year-old man of $300 cash, credit and debit cards, an iPhone and iPad and a $8,000 watch after meeting him at the Blue Martini Lounge in Fort Lauderdale.

Beyah and another woman stole Pompano Beach native Steven Kosto’s $27,000 Cartier watch and other valuables.

Kosto says he was drugged with a cranberry and vodka cocktail mixed on his balcony and the last thing he remembers is sitting on his bed with the two women.

“I want these girls to be caught, because when I woke up the next day, I thought I was going to die,” Kesto said.

“Do whatever it takes to get the word out there so they don’t do this to anyone else.”