Car Theft

The Grand Junction Police Department is hoping someone may be able to help them locate two auto theft suspects.

The Grand Junction Police Department and Crime Stoppers of Mesa County need help locating a possible suspect in a vehicle theft.

The Grand Junction Police Department deals with all kinds of theft, including those from vehicles. Based on their experience, here are four tips - including a humorous one - to keep you from becoming a victim.

A receipt from a Clifton restaurant turned out to be a clue in a car theft being investigated by the Mesa County Sheriff's Office.

There were almost 200 vehicles stolen in Grand Junction last year. Of those thefts, these five were the most common vehicles thieves prefer to steal.

How safe are those Christmas gifts or other items you just bought and left in your vehicle? If a professional thief is close by, not very.

It's common to look at vehicles on a car lot after hours. Looking is legal, but driving off in the vehicle without signing paperwork and paying isn't.

A jeep customized with several off-road extras was stolen from an auto dealership in Montrose and police are asking for help locating the vehicle and the people who stole it.

A car theft spree earlier this year tops the Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week.

Several people who recently started their cars to warm them up found an empty space instead of a nice warm vehicle when they were ready to leave.