Accused Rochester Catalytic Converter Thief Avoids Prison
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Rochester, MN (KROC-AM News) - One of the people involved in the theft of catalytic converters in the Rochester area is being given a chance to avoid going to prison.
60-year-old Keith Wilcox recently pleaded guilty to three felony charges related to the theft of the vehicle emission control devices and was given multiple stayed prison sentences. He was also given stayed prison sentences for convictions on charges of fleeing police and possession of burglary or theft tools stemming from an incident that occurred a month before he was caught in possession of 8 stolen catalytic converters in early May.
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After catalytic converter theft from Olmsted Co. business, manager says there are several individuals out doing this
Three were stolen from Dahl Trucks on Wednesday but with the help of Olmsted County Sheriff s Office, they were able to get them back.
Posted: May 13, 2021 6:40 PM
Updated: May 13, 2021 8:49 PM
Posted By: Jeremy Wall
EYOTA, Minn- For months, catalytic converters have been going missing from vehicles throughout Olmsted County. Thieves have been stealing them because of the precious metals they contain and recently, three went missing from Dahl Trucks in Eyota. While many people who ve had them stolen still haven t found or gotten them replaced, Dahl Trucks was able to get theirs back.