Thieves Target Open Lockers in Gold's Gym

Members of Gold's Gym in the Grand Valley are on extra alert after a number of thefts over the past two weeks.

Managers with Gold's Gym in Grand Junction believe one man and one woman teamed up to steal from the first victim last Monday.

The thieves are targeting Gold's Gym members that leave their personal belongings in unlocked lockers.

Once they swipe the car keys, they have gone one step further by walking through the parking lot to find the vehicle and steal the items inside of there.

On Tuesday, two more incidents occurred at the Gold's Gym in Clifton.

One of the victim's asked to remain anonymous while explaining what happened.

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"The clicker that's on my key chain doesn't work," said the victim. "They weren't able to figure out which car it actually was so they didn't break into my car. Thank God."

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Gold's Gym surveillance cameras were able to capture a suspect of the Grand Junction theft, and have forwarded that onto the Grand Junction Police Department, as well as hung pictures of the man around the gym.

Gold's Gym managers said Wednesday afternoon that one of their members recognized the man in the surveillance photo as a former employee who was fired - for theft.The product range of mechanical lock cylinder extends beyond the common range of double, single, thumbturn and furniture cylinders.

Gold's Gym managers are urging their members to be cautious with their belongings.

"It's absolutely imperative that people lock up their stuff," said Cole Christensen, General Manager of Grand Junction Gold's Gym. "Everyone that was victimized here had unlocked lockers. It's extremely unfortunate, but they're not going after people with locks on their lockers. They're going after the easy take."