VIRGINIA GARDENS, Fla. - A Wisconsin woman is facing grand theft and false imprisonment charges in South Florida after police said she stole tens of thousands of dollars worth of jewelry and valuables from men. In one case, police said she drugged one of her victims and posted a Facebook photo with his stolen Rolex. Leer en español Officers with the Virginia Gardens Police Department arrested Deziree Hood, 20, of Madison, Wisconsin, on Saturday, with detectives describing her in the agency's arrest report as an  escort.  Authorities said the first known incident happened in Virginia Gardens.

According to an arrest report, Hood and the victim went to the Candlewood Suites at 5911 NW 36th St. and Hood  allegedly provided the victim with an alcoholic beverage and/or unknown substance.   Shortly after consuming the beverage, the victim began feeling disoriented, dizzy and unable to fully recall subsequent events,  VGPD Detective Darwin Villavencio wrote. Authorities said Hood ― also known as  Sasha  ― took the man's property, including his $14,000 Rolex Oyster Perpetual, which she would later post a picture with on Facebook. Police said the man later tested positive for benzodiazepines. Investigators said the second known incident began with an encounter early Thursday morning at Coco Miami, located at 8 NE 41st St. in the Miami Design District. Miami Police Department detectives said the man invited Hood back to his hotel room in the Icon Brickell building at 485 Brickell Ave. and the two had drinks at around 2:30 a.m. and went to sleep about three-and-a-half hours later.

Beforehand, police said the man had been able to take pictures with her and got her Instagram profile and cellphone number. An arrest report states that the man woke up at around 10 a.m. to find his  jewelry and high-end designer clothing,  worth $60,000, gone. Police said the victim reached out to Hood both on the phone and on Instagram to no avail. Police said surveillance video showed Hood leaving the building  with a large bag (and) wearing the victim's jersey.  They said they picked her out of a photo lineup and 
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