"Catalytic Converter Theft Bill Signed into Law in Minnesota"

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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz signed a bill that requires catalytic converters to carry the vehicle identification number of the car it originated from, in an effort to crack down on catalytic converter thefts. The bill also increases criminal penalties for the illegal possession or sale of catalytic converters. Local auto shop workers hope that this bill will result in fewer visits from customers regarding the matter. Minnesota Senators Amy Klobuchar said in a press release that by adding criminal offense, she hopes law enforcement will utilize the tools at their disposal.
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