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.

  1. Reported3 Jan
  2. Arrested
  3. Charged
  4. In court
  5. Verdict
  6. Sentenced
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Key facts

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8 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

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  1. 3 Jan2023
    Cork 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