A business owner is seeking the public's assistance after her food truck was stolen. The theft occurred earlier this month.
The owner is asking for help in recovering her stolen property. Further details about the incident are available from the source.
The source reports that the business owner is an Atlanta resident, and the food truck belonged to her. More information can be found through the source.
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