Woman used bolt cutters to break into gym lockers, steal credit cards: police
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - A woman accused of breaking into lockers at multiple Valley gyms and stealing credit cards has been arrested.
Scottsdale Police say 35-year-old Natasha Streeter used bolt cutters to cut off padlocks from women's lockers during at least four separate incidents.
"She would then use the credit cards from these burglaries to buy large amounts of gift cards and convert them into cash funds," the department said.
Woman accused of locker break-in, credit card theft
A woman accused of breaking into lockers at multiple Valley gyms and stealing credit cards has been arrested. Scottsdale Police say 35-year-old Natasha Streeter used bolt cutters to cut off padlocks from womens lockers during at least four separate incidents.
Police did not specify which gyms were allegedly targeted.
Streeter was arrested on Aug. 24. She was booked into jail and is accused of multiple burglary and theft charges. She is being held on a $100,000 cash bond.
Streeter is also accused of committing similar burglaries at gyms in multiple other states. According to court documents, she is being extradited to Utah for a felony warrant.