Surrey raises fines to curb catalytic converter thefts

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Surrey raises fines to curb catalytic converter thefts

Surrey city council has voted to increase the fine amount for businesses that purchase catalytic converters in an effort to curb the number of thefts targeting the vehicle part.

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