The Everett Police Department announced Tuesday a new project to prevent and track catalytic converter thefts.
It's called Project CATCON ID and it allows Everett residents to make a free appointment at the city's motor shop where a mechanic will engrave the vehicle's catalytic converter with its vehicle identification number (VIN) and highlight the number.
"This will allow us to track those catalytic converters and make it easier to figure out where they're going, who they're being sold to and make it easier to track down the perpetrators and make arrests," said Everett police officer Kerby Duncan.
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