Detroit's Original Seafood owner hospitalized after propane explosion in food truck
Rashad Torrence, a staple of Fox 2's morning cooking segments has been hospitalized with second-degree burns to his skin. While gearing up for Smoke on the River at Detroit's West Riverfront Park, Torrence went to turn on the fryers when a propane tank blew up. It knocked Torrence out of the truck, but his kids were okay. Now, Torrence is laying on a hospital bed while his truck is damaged.
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Detroit's Original Seafood owner hospitalized after propane explosion in food truck
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