Another OTC incident.

AUSTIN (AUSTIN) - A man who visited an Austin strip club and left with two women and a man told police that he was robbed at gunpoint of his wallet and cell phone and that his car was later torched after the attackers turned him loose.

According to an arrest warrant affidavit released Tuesday, the man said he was visiting Chicas Bonitas in the early morning hours of May 1. At first, he told police that he left the club with a woman he had just met and allowed her to drive his car, a 2002 Infiniti I35.

He also said that he had fallen asleep on the ride and was woke up by man hitting him in the head with a pistol. He told police that his wallet and phone were taken and the man and two women left him where he was.

Later that morning, the man went back to Chicas Bonitas, near Interstate 35 and 38th Street, to look at security video. There he met the same officer he had talked to earlier about the incident.

This time, the man told the officer that he left the club with two women and a man. The man giving the police report told the officer that the man he left with demanded his wallet once they got to the parking lot.

"Don't make this hard," he was told.

When the man giving the police report said he was ordered at gunpoint into the car and driven to a remote location while the two women followed in a separate vehicle.

After giving up his car and phone, the man was told to run and the other man set his car on fire.

The suspects were identified as Garcianna Flores, 30; Curtis Alfredo Castillo, 30; and 21-year-old Nichole Perez. They are charged with conspiracy to commit arson