A woman was arrested last week for allegedly stealing more than $100,000 in cash, casino chips and other items from a Las Vegas Strip hotel room, according to an arrest report.

Officers responded to a theft reported at Caesars Palace on Jan. 25, the report states. A witness told police that he met two women on the casino floor, one of whom was later identified as Taelar Durbin.

Durbin offered the witness a neck massage for $100, he told police, and he brought them to his friends' hotel room to "put their breasts in the friends' faces."

The friends were sleeping in their bedroom, and the witness said he went back to the casino floor when he got a call telling him to stop Durbin and the other woman in the elevators.

One of the men told police the women began touching him but he "shoo'd" them away. The women spent about 10 minutes in the bathroom together and he said he became suspicious, the report states.

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He asked them to leave and then saw the safe in the bathroom was open. He said his belongings were missing, including a Rolex Submariner watch valued at $39,000, a gold chain valued at $15,000, $12,000 in cash and $52,000 in casino chips.

The other man said the two women also tried to touch him but he wasn't in the mood. When he was woken up, he said he saw his wallet, which was previously in his pocket, on the floor with $5,000 in cash missing, according to the report.

Police searched a phone number that was provided to one of the men and linked it to Durbin, who police recognized "from previous events." Officers conducted a vehicle stop on a car where Durbin was the passenger and took her into custody.

Police got a search warrant and found several thousands of dollars in cash and casino chips, the report states. Durbin was taken into custody on suspicion of grand larceny of more than $100,000.

Court records indicate Durbin is also facing a charge of possession of stolen property valued between $25,000 and $100,000. Her next court appearance is scheduled for April 27.