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Thieves Steal Catalytic Converters in Guelph

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Thieves strike west-end Guelph business, stealing catalytic converters worth over $15,000. Surveillance footage captures the heist near Woodlawn Road West and Michener Road. Suspects, dressed in black and wearing masks, used tools to cut off the converters. No arrests yet, police seeking tips. Contact Constable Brent Estabrooks or email [email protected].

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Thieves Steal Catalytic Converters in Guelph

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Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Thieves Steal Catalytic Converters in Guelph. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Thieves hit a West End business in Guelph, snatching two catalytic converters off a truck parked in their line. Those parts are worth more than $15,000 combined, and police say it all went down near Woodlawn Road West and Missionary Road. Security cameras caught the action around 11.40pm on Saturday night. The suspects slipped in through a neighboring property, moving quick and quiet. One dude stood watch while the other fired up tools to slice the converters right off the exhaust. Both wore all black outfits, with their faces covered up tight, no clear IDs yet. Cops spotted them peeling out in a red Hyundai Tucson afterward. No arrests so far, but they're digging for more leads. If you saw anything or got tips, hit up Constable Brent Esther Brooks at 519-824-1212. Extension 7259, or... Shoot an email to Best of Brooks at Guelph Police, California. Keep your eyes peeled out there, folks. You've been listening to Vancouver News today, AI-powered local news.

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