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Crime and punishment: As property thefts of things like catalytic converters increase, law enforcement blames zero bail

Crime and punishment: As property thefts of things like catalytic converters increase, law enforcement blames zero bail

With California remaining open in spite of rising COVID-19 cases across the country, local police data indicates that crime is returning to pre-pandemic levels.

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How do you think law enforcement should handle catalytic converter thefts?

  • Fund a countywide installment of catalytic converter shields.
  • Enforce an alternative punishment for these crimes.
  • Advocate for reimbursing people who had their catalytic converters stolen.
  • Not my problem. My catalytic converter never got stolen.

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