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State Police Investigate Catalytic Converter Theft in Guilford Township

Pennsylvania State Police are investigating the theft of a catalytic converter from a Ford F-150 in Guilford Township, Franklin County.

The theft occurred at approximately 4 p.m. Sept. 19 at New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co., 2921 Stone Quarry Road. Police said male suspects cut the catalytic converter from the vehicle before entering and leaving the property on foot.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Trooper Bopp at PSP Chambersburg at 717-264-5161, call PSP Tips at 1-800-472-8477 or submit a tip online.

Information leading to an arrest or the resolution of the case may qualify for a cash reward.

All individuals are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

Photo credits to PSP Tips

Charles A. Losch 1942-2026

Charles graduated from Carlisle High School, and worked as a Process Lead Supervisor for Harley Davidson, in York, until retiring.

Barry H. Myers 1952-2026

Barry was a 1970 graduate of Littlestown High School. He attended Shippensburg University where he met his loving wife, Patricia.

Shippensburg’s Got Talent Set for Oct. 10

Shippensburg Downtown and Beyond and the Coy Public Library will present Shippensburg’s Got Talent at 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026. The event will take place at the Fogelsonger Family

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