Catalytic converter thieves hit Brooklyn

A Marine Park resident walked outside to take her son to school and discovered that her catalytic converter had been stolen. Other Brooklyn residents have reported similar thefts, while an auto shop says some replacement costs can run well over $1,000. Police recommend marking catalytic converters with a license plate number or VIN, parking in well-lit areas and installing an anti-theft device.

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