bridgeport firefighters catalyst converter stolen at fire deptSubmitted by Technical_Success987 t3_11af5qz in Connecticut
Geezer__345 t1_j9ufdfl wrote
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That could be considered Accepting Stolen Property, and Fencing; too. But just try to enforce it. Some Criminal Organizations also load the stuff into shipping containers, and ship it out of The Country, before Authorities know it.
Badgercakes7 t1_j9uhsyz wrote
The issue is that once the catalytic material is removed from the converter it is basically impossible to prove it was not stolen. So you’re right you cannot enforce it that way. So create requirements that catalytic material sales needs permits and licenses. Or that one-off sales need to provide proof of purchase and that the place purchasing the catalytic converter must obtain prior proof of purchase and retain that proof for a period of so many years.
There are ways to do this, we just aren’t.
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