St. Paul police help residents mark catalytic converters as

St. Paul police help residents mark catalytic converters as theft of car parts becomes rampant


St. Paul police help residents mark catalytic converters as theft of car parts becomes rampant
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Police held an event Saturday to allow car owners to get their catalytic converters marked -- with hopes it will dissuade theft.
(FOX 9)
ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - As the theft of catalytic converts from vehicles is becoming a bigger problem in the city, St. Paul police are taking steps to dissuade thieves.
"It was just an ungodly loud and it did not sound healthy," Spencer John said of a noise that is unfortunately becoming all too familiar; the sounds from a car’s engine after a thief has stolen its catalytic converter; for the valuable metals inside.

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