'Prolific car thief' caught on camera arrested for 42nd time: Renton PD

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Renton Police have successfully apprehended a prolific car thief, Curt Cox, who was caught on camera stealing a truck in July. Cox, known for his extensive criminal history, has been arrested over 40 times in the past, making him a recurring figure in the local law enforcement landscape. His arrest comes after months of investigation by Renton Police, who utilized various resources to track him down. The police department had previously released images of Cox, showcasing his distinctive tattoos, in an effort to solicit information from the public and aid in his apprehension. The successful arrest of Cox represents a significant victory for Renton Police, who have been actively working to combat car theft in the area.

This arrest is a testament to the dedication and persistence of the department in addressing local crime concerns. The successful apprehension of a prolific car thief like Cox serves as a deterrent to others who may consider engaging in similar criminal activities.

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