May 22, 2026 - 17:44

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - A Memphis business owner is searching for a way to keep going after his food truck was deliberately set on fire, leaving him without the means to serve his customers. Police have confirmed the blaze was intentionally started. The man, who relied on the truck for his livelihood, said the loss goes beyond just a vehicle. "Not able to feed the community, that's the hardest part," he said, standing near the charred remains. The fire destroyed not only the truck but also his inventory and equipment, wiping out months of savings and preparation. He has started reaching out to local organizations and neighbors for help, hoping to raise enough money to rebuild or find a temporary space to cook. The incident has shaken the tight-knit community where his food truck was a familiar sight at local events and street corners. While police continue to investigate the arson, the business owner is focused on the future. He says he does not want to give up on his dream or on the people who supported him. For now, he is asking for donations and any available kitchen space to keep his recipes alive. The community has begun to rally, with some residents offering to start a fund to help him get back on his feet.
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