A South Florida food truck owner is unable to work after she said her generator was stolen in West Little River.<\/p>\n
The owner spoke with NBC6 on Wednesday and said she’s desperate for help, desperate to find answers, and makes her living with her food truck.<\/p>\n
She and her employees are now stuck and feel helpless, and she also wants to know if her stolen generator is connected to a similar theft that happened not far from where it occurred.<\/p>\n
“I need help, I need help,” Maria Sosa said. “I can’t work.”<\/p>\n
Sosa said she can’t work because thieves targeted her food truck.<\/p>\n
She is the owner of Sazon Dominicano.<\/p>\n
Sosa parked her food truck at a Chevron gas station in Miami’s West Little River neighborhood for the last several months.<\/p>\n
But last week, she said, when she came to open up, she noticed her generator was gone.<\/p>\n
“Somebody take it,” she said.<\/p>\n
That was her immediate thought.<\/p>\n
“I cried because I have to work for putting money for my phone and to pay my bills,” she said.<\/p>\n
Sosa shared screenshots from a nearby home surveillance camera, which appears to show two people at the back of her food truck, where she said she keeps the generator.<\/p>\n
She said she later filed a report with the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office.<\/p>\n
“I work very hard because I put my money for my house, now I can’t do nothing,” she said.<\/p>\n