Theft

A person leaving a Grand Junction restaurant got a shock when they found someone had broken into their vehicle and stolen their wallet.

Someone is a wallet and a pair of Beats headphones poorer after thieves broke into their car and stole them.

What would you do if you found a wallet left behind at a store? If you answered take it and used the money to buy things for yourself, you'd fail the honesty test and be a criminal.

Here's a word of advice. Never, ever lose your credit cards in Grand Junction. They may end up going on a spending spree without you.

The Mesa County sheriff's Office is attempting to identify and locate the people involved in the theft and fraudulent use of credit cards.

Most of the time when a criminal is caught on camera, it's not always the best quality or from the best angle making it more difficult to identify the perpetrator. This guy wasn't so lucky.

A man browsing in a downtown Grand Junction antique store hatched an idea to steal items from the store.

It doesn't appear a bicycle is safe anywhere including the Colorado Mesa University Maverick Center during the school day.

Some very thirsty thieves broke into a couple of vending machines and ripped-off over 100 drinks.

The Grand Junction Police Department is asking for community help to locate the person who broke into a vehicle and stole a handgun and ammunition.