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Thefts of a part found underneath a vehicle are causing problems for individuals and organizations in the Ozarks.  Between January 1 and April 30, 2021, 337 reports of catalytic converter thefts were reported to the Springfield Police Department.  
Springfield police have arrested a total of 14 people since January (seven were announced on May 13) for their involvement in the theft of catalytic converters.  Those are parts of a vehicle’s exhaust system that reduce harmful emissions, according to Ridwan Sakidja, a professor in the Department of Physics, Astronomy and Materials Science at Missouri State University.  Catalytic converters convert toxic gases that come out of your vehicle’s exhaust system into gases that aren’t as impactful to the environment. ....

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