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Thieves steal merch truck from Olympia family's business

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Elizabeth "Liz" Anderson and her husband Wes, owners of Cutout Creation PNW, a family business based in Olympia, are grappling with the aftermath of a distressing theft. While they were staying at a hotel in Federal Way, thieves stole their rental truck, which contained valuable custom cut-outs and printed merchandise necessary for their business. The Andersons described the incident as a "nightmare," underscoring the emotional and financial toll it has taken on them. This theft not only affects their livelihood but also disrupts their plans to participate in upcoming festivals, jeopardizing their business's reputation and revenue. The couple is now faced with a long process of recovery, as they work to replace the stolen items and regain their footing in the local market.

This incident serves as a stark reminder of the challenges small businesses face in maintaining security and the significant impact crime can have on local communities. The Andersons are determined to overcome this setback and continue their business operations. As they seek community support, their story resonates with others who have experienced similar hardships.

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