Federal prosecutors have charged seven individuals for their alleged involvement in a multi-state theft ring that stole almost 500 catalytic converters from vehicles. The thieves, who worked with "the speed of a NASCAR pit crew," were arrested by the FBI Boston's Organized Crime Task Force and Massachusetts State Police as part of "Operation Cut and Run" following an investigation that uncovered over 470 targeted vehicles from 2022 to 2023. U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts, Rachael Rollins, described the crime as taking less than one minute and leaving the affected vehicles disabled.

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Catalytic converter theft among hybrid vehicles is skyrocketing across the country. In this Premiere Services News update, we explain why this is happening.

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Which Cars Were Most Likely To Have Their Catalytic Converter Stolen in 2022? Here is the data broken down nationally and regionally for the US.

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Do you want to learn how to protect yourself or your insurance clients from becoming victims of catalytic converter theft? Here is our guide on simple steps to take.

Shocking data was just released from CarFax. According to new data from Carfax data scientists, catalytic converter theft, a long-standing concern for car owners, has been much more widespread than previously thought, with up to 153,000 incidents reported in the United States in 2022.

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