The wealthy ‘victims’ of teen temptress in Rolex thefts
By Jamie Schram, Bruce Golding and Chuck Murr
Alexandra Martinez allegedly targeted Ron "Prince Ron" Zoldan, the scion to a fireworks empire, who liked to hang out with the likes of Kim Kardashian and Taylor Dane.Photo: Facebook
The wealthy alleged victims of teen femme fatale Alexandra Martinez include an heir to a fireworks fortune, a Brooklyn oil-company scion and the general manager of a Midtown seafood restaurant co-owned by Anthony Weiner’s brother, The Post has learned.
Ron “Prince Ron” Zoldan — whose father founded Phantom Fireworks, the country’s largest pyrotechnics retailer — was visiting the Big Apple in August when he met Martinez and another woman at a downtown bar, law-enforcement sources said.
Zoldan, 25, took them back his room at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Midtown, where the gals allegedly swiped his Rolex, two iPhones, designer sunglasses and cash after he fell asleep, sources said.
Zoldan, who calls himself “@PrinceRonZ” on Twitter, works as a vice president at his dad’s company, which has 75 stores.
It gained notoriety for selling fireworks to failed Times Square bomber Faisal Shahzad and Boston bombers Tamerlan and Dzokhar Tsarnaev.
The father, Bruce, has rubbed shoulders with Bill and Hillary Clinton, Vice President Joe Biden and Ohio Gov. John Kasich.
Ron Zoldan, meanwhile, appears in online photos posing with Kim Kardashian, NSYNC singer Joey Fatone, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, football legend Jim Brown and actor Ed O’Neill.
During a brief interview Thursday outside his family’s gated estate in Canfield, Ohio, Ron Zoldan said he was unaware that Martinez, 19, had been busted, but declined to discuss the case.
“I didn’t do anything wrong,” he said. “I’m single. I’m 25. Girls come and they go.”
Martinez allegedly swiped a Breitling watch like this one (left) as well as a few Rolexes during her robbery spree.
His father later told The Post that Ron had “certainly learned a lesson in life” by getting ripped off during the weekend getaway with his brother Alex and four buddies.
Sources said another rich kid allegedly ripped off by Martinez — who faces charges in five separate incidents — is Vincent Theurer Jr., 24, whose dad is president and CEO of Approved Oil Co.
Theurer met Martinez and another woman at the Artichoke Pizza restaurant in Chelsea on the Friday before Labor Day and invited them up to his swanky Brooklyn apartment, sources said.
There, the women allegedly knocked him out by slipping a drug into a cocktail. When Theurer woke up, he was missing four watches — three Rolexes and a Breitling, valued at $38,500 total — and $4,500 in cash.
Another victim is Jared Siemens, who runs the L&W Oyster Co. restaurant for owners who include Jason Weiner — brother of disgraced ex-Rep. Anthony Weiner, who called himself “Carlos Danger” while sending extramarital sexts that cost him his seat in Congress.
Siemens, 32, told cops he met Martinez at a bar and took her back to his Kips Bay high-rise, where she grabbed his $3,000-plus Rolex off a counter and took off while he was in the bathroom at around 4 a.m. on July 11.
Siemens, who is single, declined to comment. Theurer didn’t return messages.Additional reporting by Reuven Fentonand Dana Sauchelli