Host Rich Eisen’s 48-foot DirecTV production truck stolen in Miami Lakes, recovered later | The Miami Herald

Posted by Social Media | Nov 12, 2014 | Sweetwater | 0 |

A day before a Miami Dolphins telecast, Miami-Dade Police were left wondering how anyone could hide a several-ton 18-wheeler that’s almost 20 yards long. The answer: For about a day.

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