Nenagh gardaí renew alert over thefts of catalytic converters

Gardaí believe an organised crime gang from Longford town are behind a recent surge in the theft of catalytic convertersplaceholder image
Gardaí believe an organised crime gang from Longford town are behind a recent surge in the theft of catalytic converters

Tipperary gardaí have issued a warning to car owners to be vigilant following thefts of catalytic converters from vehicles in Nenagh and Roscrea.

The first such incidents were reported to gardaí from the Airhill area of Roscrea on March 4, where two converters were stolen from vehicles. Another was subsequently stolen from the Cloonbawn area of Roscrea.

On March 7-8, a set of number plates was stolen from a vehicle in Portland, Lorrha.

The gardaí suspect that these plates were later attached to a vehicle that was involved in the thefts of catalytic converters in Cluain Chaoin and Knights Crescent, Nenagh.

A car with the stolen number plates was subsequently intercepted by gardaí in Roscrea.

However, the occupants escaped.

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