Two women who spiked their victims with a dangerous drug known as 'Devil's Breath' before robbing them have been arrested in Colombia. Nini Johana Rey Sanchez, 33, and Jenny Fabiola Rodriguez Velasquez, 29, would prey on lonely men in the nightclubs and bars in Bogota, before slipping the potent drug scopolamine into their drink Scopolamine, known on the streets of the South American country as 'The Devil's Breath', causes people to lose their free will and their memory. Arrested: The women - who worked together under the nickname the Nanitas - have been arrested after stealing an estimated £27,000 in cash and goods
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Duo dubbed the Nanitas arrested following crime spree in Bogota
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Potent scopolamine - known as 'The Devil's Breath' - incapacitates victims
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Within minutes, victims are like 'zombies' - coherent, but with no free
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Men left with no memory...and no money after bank accounts cleaned out
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Colombian police warn men to beware glamorous women in city's bars
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