Documented Facts:
- RESQFoodTruck LLC invested over $88,000 into startup operations, including the purchase of a company pickup truck and trailer.
- Mr. Romeo Arellano unilaterally sold the company’s pickup truck to Carvana in July 2025 without authorization or knowledge of his partner.
- Proceeds of the sale — approximately $30,000 — were not returned to the company or its managing member, He embezzled the money for personal gain.
- A formal Demand Letter was issued by the company on July 28, 2025, followed by a separate Demand Letter by RESQFoodTruck LLC’s attorney on August 18, 2025. Both remain unanswered.
- A police report has been filed with Hardyston Police Department
- Mr. Arellano also filed a fraudulent unemployment claim with the NJ Department of Labor, despite never having been on company payroll or receiving W-2 wages.
- Mr. Arellano has a documented pattern of neglecting his other business obligations, including Got Bins LLC, where he failed to maintain compliance and tax filings.
- Mr. Arellano is also the defendant in a civil collection lawsuit by Citibank in Sussex County Court (Docket No. DC-003901-24) for approximately $13,000 in unpaid debt, further demonstrating a pattern of financial misconduct.
- RESQFoodTruck LLC is seeking recovery of approximately $40,000 owed to the company, plus damages and legal fees associated with these breaches.
⚠️ Important Notice:
Mr. Romeo Arellano is no longer affiliated with RESQFoodTruck LLC in any capacity. He does not represent the company, its operations, or its interests. Any claims, statements, or appearances suggesting otherwise are unauthorized and false.
Company Position:
All assets were acquired solely for legitimate business use, not personal gain. The company has engaged legal counsel and is pursuing all remedies available. We remain committed to transparency, accountability, and the protection of our community.
For further information or verification, please contact: Sales@RESQFoodTruck.com