KILLEEN, Texas — Killeen resident and entrepreneur, Lequincia Baker is hoping the community can help her track down the food truck she says was stolen. For Baker, cooking comes from the heart and her food truck holds a special meaning in her heart.
"I cook burgers, loaded salads, something that is fast and ready to go," said Baker.
Tragedy pushed her to become an entrepreneur and open Weezie's Paid N Full food truck. She did it for her twin brother who was killed in Killeen. "I used to be a troubled child growing up,” said Baker. “I was always into stuff. I wanted to change my life after losing my brother. That is why I purchased that food truck."
But on Feb. 24, Baker said the truck was stolen. She has been worried and thinking about it.
"Whoever has it I would like it back, please. What if it was your mom? What if it was your sister? What if it was someone in your family trying to build themselves?"
Baker says she was planning the food truck's grand opening for March. This theft has definitely set her back from doing so. "That truck means a lot to me. You might not think it did, but it did," Baker continued, "I would love for you to return it to me, please."
If police do not find the food truck Baker will have to crowdfund to raise money and start all over. If you know anything about the missing food truck contact Killeen Police at 254-501-8800.