Catalytic Converter Stolen From Vehicle At Delco Hospital: PSP

CONCORD TOWNSHIP, PA — Pennsylvania State Police are investigating a catalytic converter theft at a Delaware County hospital.

According to police, the theft occurred at about 2:20 p.m. April 15 outside Main Line Health Concordville, 1020 Baltimore Pike in Glen Mills.

Police said the suspects were driving a gray Ford Focus with a Pennsylvania plate reading LTH6043. That plate belongs to a 2014 Chrysler 300, registered to the owner in Chester.

The suspect, who was the passenger in the vehicle, is described as a white man who was wearing a gray Adidas sweatshirt, gray pants, and a red t-shirt.

The driver is described as a white woman with brown hair, wearing a gray t-shirt.

On April 15, Automatic License Plate Recognition hits showed the suspect vehicle traveling through State Route 1 and Lenape Road in Chester County, and State Route 322 and Cherry Tree Road in Delaware County.

Automatic License Plate Recognition hits on April 15 show a pink purse in the rear passenger side window. And on April 18, Automatic License Plate Recognition hits showed two blue and white stickers on the rear of the vehicle.

On April 2, Automatic License Plate Recognition hits show the registration on the Chrysler in the New Castle, Delaware area.

Through investigation, the license plate is believed to be stolen, but contact with the registered owner is pending, police said.

Any person with information is asked to contact Pennsylvania State Police Media Station at 610-558-7081 or PSP Tips Toll Free at 1-800-8477 or online here

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