The Belleville Police Service is the latest force to deal with the theft of catalytic converters.
Police say a catalytic converter was cut from a work vehicle at a business on Maitland Drive in Belleville overnight Tuesday.
Police then investigated the reported theft of two more catalytic converters at a business on Hanna Court, also in Belleville.
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This comes after several catalytic converter thefts have taken place at Napanee’s John M. Parrott Centre.
Catalytic converters are sought after for the precious metals they contain.
Police are asking anyone with information regarding the thefts to contact them.
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