Community helps Westbury man who had motorcycle stolen after seeing News 12 story
Michael Garone, of Commack, is donating his motorcycle to Attilio Bozzo.
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19h agoAttilio Bozzo, of Westbury, says he was devastated on Thursday after his motorcycle was stolen.
On Friday, he says he is feeling grateful.
Some Long Islanders saw his story on News 12 and were so touched that they wanted to help.
Michael Garone, of Commack, is donating his motorcycle to Bozzo.
Mineola Moto, the business where Bozzo bought his bike, has also started a GoFundMe for him.
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