Brooklyn officials helping residents protect their catalytic converters
Brooklyn residents were able to get their car's catalytic converters registered in an NYPD database known as "Cat-Guard."
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Jul 19, 2024, 10:09 PM
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Updated 156 days ago
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9ds agoKeeping your car in one piece isn't always easy, especially with catalytic converter thieves - but Brooklyn officials are looking to help.
Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez teamed up with state Sen. Jessica Scarcella-Spanton to host a free event in Manhattan Beach on Friday.
Brooklyn residents were able to get their car's catalytic converters registered in an NYPD database known as "Cat-Guard."
The database helps police track down stolen converters and get the converter thief in handcuffs.
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