Woman arrested months after man robbed of $750,000 watch at Miami Open

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – A 39-year-old girl was once arrested ultimate week, months after she allegedly robbed a man of his just about million-dollar Richard Mille watch all the way through the Miami Open tennis match at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens.

According to her arrest document, Sonia Montenegro Bolanos, who police say is a Colombian citizen within the U.S. underneath a “non-immigrant visa,” was once arrested Friday on fees of strong-arm theft and conspiracy to dedicate strong-arm theft.

An arrest warrant states that Montenegro Bolanos approached the 38-year-old sufferer on April 2 as he was once on a pedestrian sky bridge, on the point of go away the stadium.

Miami-Dade police mentioned the sufferer was once bumped from at the back of and when he grew to become round he noticed Montenegro Bolanos with two of her palms between his watchband and wrist.

The sufferer informed police he in an instant grabbed his watch, which is valued at $750,000, to forestall Montenegro Bolanos from taking it.

According to the warrant, the 2 struggled for the watch, at which period a 2d girl, recognized within the warrant simplest via her ultimate identify “Sabogal,” snatched the watch from the sufferer after which handed it to an unknown 3rd particular person because the sufferer grabbed her.

Police mentioned the sufferer was once preserving directly to each girls when Montenegro Bolanos started to scream “rape.”

He then let each girls move and the 2 fled south towards parking space 18, government mentioned.

Police mentioned all of the incident was once captured on surveillance video.

According to the warrant, Sabogal could also be a Colombian citizen and is within the U.S. illegally.

The warrant states that each girls “are a flight risk and may flee back to Colombia or to another state.”

As of Monday, Montenegro Bolanos was once now not showing within the prison database.

It’s unclear whether or not Sabogal has been situated at this time.

Anyone with additional information concerning the theft or the 3rd particular person concerned is requested to name Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-8477.