Eliza Dushku, who played the lead role in 'Buffy The Vampire Slayer' claims to have been robbed on Halloween by two men who snatched her Louis Vuitton bag. The actress took to Twitter after reporting the robbery and continued posting updates until the offenders were brought to justice.

 "Was just robbed in front of my hotel a few hrs ago. Cameras caught everything: hotel/police weren't able to do anything. # ricomiccon," Dushku alerted the authorities through Twitter.

"Really upset. It's been a long night. The 2 men are in my hotel currently & 'nothing can be done.'" The actress continued, seemingly shouting out a helpless cry for help.

Dushku attended the Rhode Island's Comic Con event and was staying at the Omni hotel in the area, and when she came home, two guys wearing Halloween costumes robbed her $4,000 Louis Vuitton duffel bag was reportedly given to her by Sharon Osbourne.

"They were, of course, wearing Halloween costumes," the 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' star continued.

Dushku said that one guy wore a "Golden Gladiator/Caesar" costume, and alerted the hotel management to reveal pictures of the culprit.

"One of the guys wore a GOLD HEAD TO TOE 'Ceasar' outfit. Anyone in RI, ring a bell? They're here. In hotel. Why I can't sleep. Possibly just right down the hall. Distressing. I want them found. Release pics/videos @OmniHotels," the actress putting out a distress signal to the hotel itself.

In a more troubling tone, Dukshu said, "Please, @OmniHotels, these 2 men are guests here in the building & on your cameras robbing me. Help me find them & apprehend," Dukshu added.

To verify that her account wasn't hacked and that all the commotion was not a prank, the actress posted a photo dressed in her Halloween Costume, carrying the Louis Vuitton duffel bag at hand before the robbery happened.

"Love you guys. Wasn't hacked. This was me tonight. No one else could take selfie. Real deal. Night," she added.

"Update: men found in hotel, w/my luggage, apprehended & spending wknd in jail unit+ U guys helped this happen. I am VERY grateful. C u soon," she tweeted, expressing her gratitude to those that helped catch the culprits.