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Naas Garda Station
The latest in a series of thefts of catalytic converters from vehicles has taken place in Naas.
Catalytic converters are generally stolen because they contain precious metals.
One was robbed from a car at Cluain Aoibheann, Craddockstown, on November 13-14, between 8.30pm on November 13 and 10.30am the following day.
According to Naas gardai the owners noticed something was amiss when he turned on the ignition and there was a loud bang.
It was stolen from a Toyota Prius hatchback car with a 2009 registration.
It’s understood that the thieves are particularly targeting Prius models.
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The van at the scene / PHOTO: NAAS ROADS POLICING
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