Westchester police: NYC men arrested in Yonkers had catalytic converters, saws
The men, both from Manhattan, were charged with two counts of criminal possession of stolen property.
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Apr 4, 2023, 8:17 PM
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Updated 479 days ago
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3h agoWestchester
County police say they found two men in possession of stolen
property, including catalytic converters, during a traffic stop in Yonkers.
Police
say a stolen vehicle with New Jersey plates was seen traveling on MacQuesten
Parkway in Mount Vernon.
Police
followed the vehicle and eventually boxed it in on Bronx River Road
at Sherwood Avenue in Yonkers.
A
search of the car came up with saws and blades and two catalytic converters.
The
men, both from Manhattan, were charged with two counts of criminal possession
of stolen property.
