HOLLYWOOD, FLA. (WSVN) - A food trailer reported stolen from two brothers at a storage facility in Hollywood has been recovered in Dania Beach.

Sohail Shadimhr spoke with 7News Wednesday, saying he purchased the trailer to begin his business dream with his disabled brother.

“One of his dreams was to own a restaurant. Start with a small food truck, work our way up. Once we get to a level where we are making money, we can maybe think about the restaurant,” he said.

While they were in the process of revamping the trailer into a Persian kebab food truck, thieves stole it from an Extra Space Storage facility on State Road 7 over the weekend, putting their plans on hold.

Shadimhr was forced to break the news to his disabled brother, Oroud Jahangiri, who was devastated when he heard the news.

“Devastated, devastated. How do I describe it? The most heartbroken,” said Jahangiri.

But on Thursday, their luck would change, when their $28,000 trailer was found by police. The trailer was towed to the Hollywood Police Department with barely a scratch on it.

Shadimhr said whoever stole it perhaps had a change of heart.

“That is, come on, that has got to be the lowest of the lowlifes. How do you steal from — I mean, obviously, they didn’t know, and these people, maybe if they found out? Maybe something would make them not do this again,” said Shadimhr.

So now, the restaurant dream is back on for the two brothers, and soon enough, they’ll be able to share their homemade Persian kebabs to a local festival.

“It will be nice,” said Shadimhr.

“it will be very nice. It will be, I don’t know, the best,” said Jahangiri.

The brothers, however, continue getting a string of bad luck, as the truck they used to tow the trailer broke down, so it will remain at the police department for a few days.

Information about the alleged subject or subjects remains unclear.

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