7 charged in catalytic converter thefts that mirrored speed of a 'NASCAR pit crew'
U.S. Attorney Rachael Rollins said Wednesday that the men frequently targeted as many as 10 vehicles per night, and on one night stole from 26 vehicles.
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U.S. Attorney Rachael Rollins said Wednesday that the men frequently targeted as many as 10 vehicles per night, and on one night stole from 26 vehicles.
Seven men were arrested this morning in western Massachusetts and charged with being members of a crew responsible for stealing catalytic converters from more than 470 vehicles, causing $2,000,000 in losses for vehicle owners.
Federal authorities have arrested seven men they say worked with the speed and efficiency of a “NASCAR pit crew” to steal catalytic converters from nearly 500 vehicles in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
Authorities say the seven men acted with the speed and efficiency of a "NASCAR pit crew" to steal catalytic converters from nearly 500 vehicles in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
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