Southwest Chicago Post: Catalytic Converter Thief Gets Two Years

Tuesday, November 25, 2014

Catalytic Converter Thief Gets Two Years

Good news reported at the November 25 CAPS Beat 813/833 meeting.

CAPS facilitator Barbara Ziegler, who also leads the CPD

Eighth District Court Advocacy effort, reported that Erik S. Gholson has been sentenced to two years in prison in connection with the theft of catalytic converters earlier this year in the Vittum Park neighborhood.

Click here for the Southwest Chicago Post story on Gholson.

Gholson will celebrate his 32nd birthday behind bars on December 9, in the Stateville Correctional Center.

The Southwest Chicago Post congratulates everyone involved in bringing Gholson to justice: police, prosecutors, court advocates, everyone.

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