Denver bans food truck in bustling downtown in effort to prevent shootings, police say
Denver has banned food trucks from a bustling area of downtown in the hope of limiting the number of shootings in the city.
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Denver has banned food trucks from a bustling area of downtown in the hope of limiting the number of shootings in the city.
Denver is trying to combat the rise in crime by banning food trucks downtown. Owner of RJ's Tacowich Food Truck Leilani Johnson joined "Fox & Friends First" to share her frustration.
Denver has banned food trucks from a bustling area of downtown in the hope of limiting the number of shootings in the city.
Food trucks in Denver's popular downtown area, which is home to restaurants and bars, have been temporarily removed in order to defend public safety and cut back on crime.
After a weekend away from their typical spots, a handful of food truck vendors who normally operate in the LoDo neighborhood of Denver attended Monday's city council meeting to express their concerns.