ICYMI: How Tulsa cops took down a $545 million catalytic converter crime ring

Federal prosecutors say Tyler James Curtis, a 26-year-old NSU dropout, led a nationwide operation to purchase and resell the valuable stolen parts out of a rented Coweta warehouse.

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