$30,000 smoker stolen from BBQ business in South Jersey; owner seeks public’s help
A barbecue business in Williamstown is asking for the public’s help after its $30,000 smoker was stolen.
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Jun 16, 2021, 11:39 AM
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4h agoA barbecue business in Williamstown is asking for
the public’s help after its $30,000 smoker was stolen.
The smoker was taken from Fat Jack's BBQ on South Black Horse Pike sometime
between when the business closed Sunday at 8 p.m. and reopened Monday at 9 a.m.
The smoker is built onto a trailer and has to be
kept outside. It's designed to be taken to events.
According to owner Glenn Gross, the smoker was
booted and locked. He says it will be nearly impossible to do business without
the smoker, as most of their food is smoked.
Police are looking to gather surveillance video footage from any
businesses.
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