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New catalytic converter law aimed at deterring theft in WA

  • Washington State House Bill 2153, designed to deter catalytic converter theft, is now effective statewide.
  • King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office helped develop the bill due to rising catalytic converter thefts.
  • The new law mandates catalytic converter marking and requires purchasers to keep records for three years.
  • Douglas Wagoner stated HB 2153 fills gaps that allowed a stolen catalytic converter marketplace to thrive.
  • Violators face penalties including at least a $1,000 fine and up to five years in prison.
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Bothell-Kenmore ReporterBothell-Kenmore Reporter
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New catalytic converter law aimed at deterring theft in WA | Bothell-Kenmore Reporter

The new law also creates specific and real penalties for people who don’t follow the rules.

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New catalytic converter law aimed at deterring theft in WA | Courier-Herald

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New catalytic converter law aimed at deterring theft in WA | Covington-Maple Valley Reporter

The new law also creates specific and real penalties for people who don’t follow the rules.

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New catalytic converter law aimed at deterring theft in WA

The new law also creates specific and real penalties for people who don’t follow the rules.

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New catalytic converter law aimed at deterring theft in WA | Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber

The new law also creates specific and real penalties for people who don’t follow the rules.

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Mercer Island Reporter broke the news in Mercer Island, United States on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.
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