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Truckload of shrimp stolen in Florida

Thirty thousand pounds of shrimp were stolen from a delivery truck that was in route to Fort Lauderdale, Florida

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 24, 2015 21:56 GMT
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A truckload of Bonamar Mexican wild shrimp was stolen Nov. 23 outside of West Palm Beach, Florida, while in route to Fort Lauderdale, Floride, Bonamar said in a release. [...]

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