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Checkered past taints San Jose scrapyard where missing statue was found - Vimarsana News

Checkered past taints San Jose scrapyard where missing statue was found

Checkered past taints San Jose scrapyard where missing statue was found

San Jose scrapyard accused of buying stolen catalytic converters to pay $2,500 settlement [Bay Area News Group :: SJ-SAN-JOSE-SCRAPYARD-ACCUSED-BUYING-STOLEN-CATALYTIC-CONVERTERS-20230606] - Vimarsana News

San Jose scrapyard accused of buying stolen catalytic converters to pay $2,500 settlement [Bay Area News Group :: SJ-SAN-JOSE-SCRAPYARD-ACCUSED-BUYING-STOLEN-CATALYTIC-CONVERTERS-20230606]

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San Jose scrapyard accused of buying stolen catalytic converters to pay $2,500 settlement - Vimarsana News

San Jose scrapyard accused of buying stolen catalytic converters to pay $2,500 settlement

A San Jose scrapyard that was accused of being a front for stolen catalytic converters will settle with the city by paying $2,500 and promising to abide by the rules going forward.

San Jose scrapyard accused of buying stolen catalytic converters to pay $2,500 settlement - Vimarsana News

San Jose scrapyard accused of buying stolen catalytic converters to pay $2,500 settlement

A San Jose scrapyard that was accused of being a front for stolen catalytic converters will settle with the city by paying $2,500 and promising to abide by the rules going forward.