Call for vigilance following rise in catalytic converter and tool thefts across the county
Staffordshire Police is calling on people to stay vigilant as officers look to fight a rise in catalytic converter thefts across the county.
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Staffordshire Police is calling on people to stay vigilant as officers look to fight a rise in catalytic converter thefts across the county.
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Staffordshire Police is issuing a warning to remind vehicle owners to keep their cars locked and valuables hidden out of sight following an increase in thefts from vehicles in Tamworth.