7 Food Charity Trucks Vandalized During Thanksgiving Weekend in Toronto
A Toronto-based charity says it is “outraged” after an act of vandalism and theft put seven of its trucks out of service over the Thanksgiving weekend. Non-profit Second Harvest says intruders broke into its truck yard, damaged the exhaust systems on seven food rescue vehicles, and made off with the catalytic converters from each truck. […]
Toronto charity Second Harvest is outraged after seven of its food rescue trucks were vandalized and had their catalytic converters stolen over Thanksgiving weekend. The incident has put the trucks out of service, and CEO Lori Nikkel stated that repairs are estimated to cost $80,000. This theft diverts funds that should be used for food rescue and feeding people.
- Seven trucks belonging to the charity Second Harvest were vandalized and had catalytic converters stolen.
- The incident occurred at the charity’s truck yard over the Thanksgiving weekend.
- The vandalism has put the seven food rescue vehicles out of service.
- Repairs are estimated to cost $80,000.
- The charity’s CEO expressed outrage, stating the funds should go towards rescuing food and feeding people.
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