Gym locker thief swipes car keys and wallets in stafford marketplace crime spree — Police lights BIGSTOCK

Planet Fitness members return from workout to discover thieves cleaned out their lockers

STAFFORD, Va. — A morning workout at Planet Fitness ended in frustration for multiple gym-goers after thieves allegedly stole car keys and wallets from lockers inside the Stafford Marketplace fitness center.

Deputy Sullivan responded around 7:42 a.m. Thursday to investigate the reported larceny at the gym located near the 1455 block of Stafford Marketplace, according to the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office.

Victims told deputies their car keys and wallets had been stolen from lockers while they were inside the gym.

Authorities said the victims’ vehicles were not damaged or stolen at the time of the report.

No suspects have been identified.

Key Points

Wallets and car keys were stolen from lockers at a Stafford County Planet Fitness
Victims discovered the thefts after finishing workouts Thursday morning
No suspects have been identified by investigators

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