Kirsten Dunst Burgled!

[Brian Damage]

Where's Spidey when she needs him?

Two burglars broke into Kirsten Dunst's New York hotel room earlier this month and managed to abscond with a rather expensive goody bag, including a $13,000 Balenciaga purse, an iPod and several cameras, authorities said Friday.

A spokeswoman for the Manhattan District Attorney's Office told E! Online the two men were caught on security cameras leaving the Spider-Man star's penthouse at the SoHo Grand hotel at about 5 a.m. on Aug. 9. Dunst, 25, has been shacked up there while filming her latest movie, How to Lose Friends and Alienate People.

Police arrested one suspect, 33-year-old Jarrod Beinerman, after he appeared in Brooklyn Supreme Court for a hearing in a separate case. He was arraigned Wednesday on charges of burglary in the second degree, burglary in the third degree and grand larceny and is being held on $50,000 bond. Detectives have not identified his accomplice, who remains at large.

Per the criminal complaint, the perps slipped into Dunst's penthouse by taking a guest elevator up to the floor below, then switching to a freight elevator that offered access to the suite. They entered after Dunst, 37-year-old costar Simon Pegg and her assistant, Liat Baruch, left to work on location.

Aside from the big-ticket Balenciaga purse—by far the most expensive item stolen—a Marc Jacobs handbag, several wallets, an iPod and two digital cameras were also swiped.

Authorities eventually recovered a small portion of the missing items, but Dunst was forced to cancel her credit cards to thwart any identity theft.

According to the New York Post, Beinerman, a union plumber based in Brooklyn, has a fairly lengthy rap sheet, including multiple arrests and two federal drug convictions in the late 1990s for his role in a cocaine ring. He served a three-year stint in prison and was released in 2001.

Beinerman was busted in Brooklyn last February on heroin charges. He posted $5,000 bail and was released, but the latest transgression means he's now facing upward of 25 years.

Dunst publicist Stephen Huvane declined to comment on the incident.

Beinerman's attorney, James Kirshner, was not immediately reachable Friday. However, the lawyer laid out for the court on Wednesday exactly what his client was doing at the hotel so early in the morning.

"He tells me they were filming a movie that day [at the hotel]. That's why he was there. He went there to check what was going on," said Kirshner, adding that Beinerman didn't appear to be carrying the loot with him.

After she wraps How to Lose Friends, a comedy satirizing the New York celebrity scene that's based on the memoir by Toby Young, Dunst will segue to Sweet Relief, a film inspired by the true story of Marla Ruzicka, a young aid worker who was killed in Iraq.

Aside from Spider-Man 3, Dunst's most recent credits include Marie Antoinette and Elizabethtown.