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Catalytic Converter Stolen Out From Under a 2003 Honda Element in Noroton Heights

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Sometime on Monday, Oct. 29, in the midst of the Noroton Heights business district, someone removed the catalytic converter out from under an SUV — a Honda, the same brand recently targeted in other vehicle parts thefts in town. Darien police gave this information about the incident:

At 7:50 a.m., the owner parked his 2003 Honda Element in the little lot at the corner of Heights Road and Edgerton Street, just across Heights Road from the Noroton Heights Railroad Station. At 8:30 p.m., the owner returned and found, once he started the engine, that it was making a loud noise. The next day, he drove the SUV to a mechanic on Noroton Avenue.

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Catalytic Converters Stolen from Honda SUVs Parked Downtown During the Day on Thursday

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Two catalytic converters from Honda CRVs were reported stolen as the sport utility vehicles were parked in downtown parking lots on Thursday, Sept. 20, Darien police said. Here’s how Darien police described each incident:
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At 2:06 p.m., police were told that a suspicious person was working under a parked vehicle in the lot behind Darien Sport Shop. Next to the vehicle being worked on was a white Nissan Altima with three males inside, police were told. When police arrived, the owner of the 2006 Honda CRV and a police officer inspected the vehicle.