Shortly after 5 AM this morning (Tuesday), Chattooga County Deputy Harley Elliott was dispatched to the Wal-Mart parking lot in reference to a trailer being stolen.

When Deputy Elliott arrived he spoke with the local distributor for Little Debbie snack company, Tommy Rabun.  Mr. Rabun said that he had left his  8×24 Horton Hauler enclosed trailer full of Little Debbie's on the Wal-Mart parking lot.  He told the deputy that the trailer contained $10,000 worth of Little Debbies and two sets of hand trucks valued at $350 each. 

The milk delivery man told Mr. Rabun that he saw a black dodge dually truck pulling the stolen trailer out of the parking lot and head south on Highway 27.  

Derek Gabehart with McKee Foods in Chattanooga, the makers of Little Debbie products, posted on social media this morning about the theft.  He is asking for the public's help in finding the trailer. The trailer is a 2004 Horton Car Hauler, V-nose, white trailer 8×24 with a roll up ramp door, black trim along the outside.  There are no Little Debbie logos on the outside of the trailer. Mr. Gabehart said that anyone who sees someone trying to sell mass quantities of Little Debbie products at a trade day or flea market should contact the Chattooga County Sheriff's Department.