Sorry to hear that! I had a Lattarolla stolen from my front porch about a month ago. We were having flooding rain coming our way so I moved all my newly potted up cuttings to the front porch area to get out of the rain. We ordered some delivery food and when he came to the door he asked if these were all figs. I told him yes and gave him a Atreano rooted plant to take with him. He told me he just helped his friend plant 3 fig trees last week. Im not sure it was him that took the Lattarolla, but some one came back either that night or the next day and took another one. That was the only Lattarolla I had. Between loosing a lot of cuttings to gnats, mother in laws dog and thieves its amazing I have as many plants as I do.

I heard many fig theft stories from Chris DiPoala of Belleclare Nursery.
Common event according to Chris, 
happened at his nursery and his customers homes.
I remember one story where he told me someone stole 6 fig trees
from one of his customers in a single night, 
trees were in 25 gallon containers.

Also related stories about customers coming to the nursery and
taking their own cuttings from his trees while he was not looking.

He defended against this by either not labeling certain trees,
or labeling a highly desirable variety a different name.

I've seen people many times walking on to private farm land
to harvest what they want from the fields,
seen people in orchards with pruners taking cuttings,
numerous times.
Stealing a potted tree  fits right along with this behavior.