LPD sees continued rise in catalytic converter thefts despite new requirements

The Lincoln Police Department continues seeing a rise in catalytic converter thefts despite new permit requirements aimed at curtailing this crime.

January 12, 2022Updated: January 12, 2022

By News Channel Nebraska

LPD sees continued rise in catalytic converter thefts despite new requirements

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