Posted: Mon 25th Apr 2022

Updated: Mon 25th Apr

Warning to owners of Japanese cars after catalytic converter thefts in Llangollen

North Wales news and information
This article is old - Published: Monday, Apr 25th, 2022

A warning has been issued to the owners of Japanese cars after the theft of catalytic converters in Llangollen.

North Wales Police has received a number of reports in recent weeks of the exhaust emission control devices being removed from vehicles in the area.

The latest offence occurred within the last three days and car owners are being urged to be on their guard, with Japanese models the most frequently targeted.

PCSO Karl Joseph said: “Could I ask that if anyone is seen to be acting suspicious around vehicles, to please contact police on either 101 or 999 if a theft is occurring there and then.

“Could I also ask that you use caution and keep yourself safe if you or anyone approaches someone attempting to steal a catalytic converter from a vehicle. Don’t put yourself at risk.

“If anyone would like a smart water pen kit, to mark their catalytic converters, then please contact me at Llangollen Police Station and I will look at getting one to you.”



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