Las Vegas Woman Arrested for Alleged $300K Crypto Kidnapping

• A Las Vegas sex worker was charged with kidnapping and robbing nearly $300,000 in cryptocurrency from a nightclub patron.
• The victim claimed he was possibly drugged before being forced out of an SUV at gunpoint, losing his phone, wallet, and watch.
• Police arrested Zapri Outlaw, who denied wrongdoing, while other suspects remain under investigation for similar crimes.

A Las Vegas sex worker is facing serious charges after allegedly kidnapping a man and stealing nearly $300,000 in cryptocurrency—an incident that unfolded after a chance meeting at a nightclub on the Strip.

According to court documents, Zapri Outlaw has been charged with kidnapping, conspiracy to commit robbery, and robbery for her alleged role in the crime, which took place in November. While multiple individuals are named as suspects, Outlaw is currently the only person formally charged.

A Night Out Turns Into a Crime Scene

The victim told police he met Outlaw at a nightclub on November 22 and was later speaking with her and another woman. At some point, he said he “was possibly drugged” and began having trouble focusing. However, video evidence reviewed by investigators didn’t confirm whether any substances were involved.

As the night went on, the man mentioned that he was visiting Las Vegas and staying in Summerlin. Eventually, they agreed to leave together. Around 2 a.m., the group got into an SUV, which the victim said he believed was an Uber.

But instead of heading toward Summerlin, the SUV pulled into a parking lot just a block from the nightclub. That’s when things took a dark turn. Another passenger—armed with a gun—ordered the victim out of the vehicle. Dazed and confused, he stepped out, only to realize his watch, phone, and wallet were missing.

Crypto Theft and Credit Card Wipeout

After the ordeal, the man later discovered multiple unauthorized transactions on his credit card, along with missing funds from his cryptocurrency account. The stolen amount? Nearly $300,000.

Investigators noted that other suspects in the case are tied to separate grand larceny cases and have active warrants for similar crimes.

Police arrested Outlaw on February 6. When questioned, she reportedly told officers, “I sell my vagina… and I didn’t do anything.”

Las Vegas Justice Court Judge Daniel Westmeyer set her bail at $10,000. Outlaw posted bond and is scheduled to appear in court again in April.

For now, authorities are still searching for the other suspects, and it remains unclear if additional arrests will be made.