Case No. 23371Burglary (theft of equipment) · Co. Cork · 31 Dec 2022
Recording studio equipment stolen in MacCurtain Street burglary, Cork
High-tech video production equipment worth around €5,000 was stolen from Deep Red Productions, Epic Productions and Dare Media at Thompson House, MacCurtain Street, Cork, after a crowbar was used to shatter windows on New Year's Eve 2022. No arrests have been made and Gardaí are investigating.
- Reported3 Jan
- Arrested
- Charged
- In court
- Verdict
- Sentenced
reportedhappened, not reportedlatest stagenot yet
Key facts
consolidated from all reports8 statements extracted from the articles
- whatThe offices of Deep Red Productions were broken into on New Year's Eve. (corkbeo.ie)
- whatDeep Red shares office space with Epic Productions and Dare Media, and each had expensive tech stolen. (corkbeo.ie)
- whatEquipment worth around €5,000 was taken. (corkbeo.ie)
- whatStolen items include a Canon C100 Mark II, a Canon 70mm to 200mm lens, a Samyang 35mm lens, a Samyang 14mm lens and a 4k Panasonic camcorder. (corkbeo.ie)
- whereThe recording studio is located at Thompson House on MacCurtain Street. (corkbeo.ie)
- whenThe robbery occurred between 6pm on Saturday December 31 and 12pm on New Year's Day. (corkbeo.ie)
- weaponA crowbar was used to shatter the windows to gain entry. (corkbeo.ie)
- investigationCorkBeo reached out to Gardaí for an update on the investigation. (corkbeo.ie)
The reporting
newest first- 3 Jan2023Cork businessman tells of 'nightmare' robbery as studio smashed over New Year's
First report of the burglary; co-owner Steve Broekhuizen describes the incident and lists stolen items; no arrests made; Gardaí investigation ongoing.
victim, Steve Broekhuizen, male, non-irish (judged from name)Steve Broekhuizen