AAron Ontiveroz, The Denver Post
Steve Horvath, owner of Jeno’s Auto Service Inc., places a sticker on the catalytic converter of a Toyota Tacoma on Thursday, May 5, 2022. Horvath has been placing the registration stickers on the auto assembly to help deter would-be thieves from cutting the part from a car. Each label has a unique registration number and is applied with a chemical that etches the serial into the metal of the converter even if tampered with. 
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Denver is poised to take steps toward combatting catalytic converter thefts after seeing a nearly 900% increase in instances of the suddenly very in-demand auto part disappearing from under vehicles in the city last year.
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