Thieves Steal 3 Catalytic Converters In Southbury In Less Than A Week

SOUTHBURY, CT — Thieves have stolen three catalytic converters from cars in Southbury in less than a week, according to The Danbury News-Times. The first theft was reported May 11 when a catalytic converter was stolen from a truck parked at a dealership on Main Street South.

Thieves then struck two Hondas parked at the Shop Rite on Main Street South four days later.

Read the full story in The Danbury News-Times.

Catalytic converter theft is an increasing problem across the state. The car parts, which lessen a vehicle's toxic emissions, contain valuable metals including platinum, palladium, and rhodium.