Crime & Safety

Weapons Shown In Attempted Catalytic Converter Thefts: North Haven PD

A suspect displayed a gun when confronted, and another suspect pointed a saw at a witness during a separate incident, according to police.

NORTH HAVEN, CT — Police are investigating two attempted catalytic converter thefts in which weapons were shown Thursday night in North Haven.

Police said the first incident happened around 9:15 p.m. at 100 State St. where a witness confronted a man who was trying to cut off the catalytic converter off a car in the parking lot. The suspect displayed a handgun before leaving, according to police.

Then, at 10 p.m., two men were cutting a catalytic converter off of a car in the parking lot of 350 Universal Drive. When confronted, the suspect pointed a saw at the witness before leaving in a small silver sedan, according to police.

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Anyone who witnessed the attempted thefts, or who has information regarding suspects, is asked to contact North Haven Police at 203-239-5321.

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