Another Houston studio burglarized by suspects

Only on Fox tonight, another Houston production studio is burglarized in what appears to be the same three men since a prior break-in at other film and production studios. Fox 26's Randy Wallace joining us live now with the latest, Randy. Yeah, Rossi. Now, today we talked to Jimmy Harvody, owner of Harvody J Studios. He's the third studio owner we've interviewed about expensive break-ins that appear to be the work of the same three men. I feel like I got heat on me, so it's hot in here. Here on Vibes Dating. Vibes Dating is a show that we shoot here, where we match you up, we send you on a date, we pay for it, and we film it. And it's currently airing on Tubi. How are you? I'm Brittany. So are you going to be the silence, or are you going to be the strike? What we have going on and what just currently happened, it's a huge hit back for us. Yeah, you're right in the middle of putting this show on. Well, it's already on Tubi, but we're currently in the process of adding more shows. and people are waiting on them. And with this, we cannot do it. We cannot go forward right now. You lost a lot of equipment. A lot, about 12 cameras and about 18 lenses, drone, they snatched tripods, things like that. And that's gotta put you in a bad position. You can't do your job anymore. No, we cannot. What do you think? You saw our other reports. You think it's the same suspects? Yes, either it's the same suspects or somebody's mimicking their clothing. They have the exact same shoes on, one of the guys have the exact same jacket on, and they use the exact same device to break their window that they used to get in our door. Outside, no one would know you have this studio in here. This area doesn't even look like it has anything like what we have going on here. But somebody to come here and target this building, they were either sent here or they've been here before. When and when they came in, they seemed to know right where to go. They was in and out less than a minute, for them to be that fast, they knew just what they was coming for, they knew just where to go to get it. You can't even put it in words, it's devastating. You come here, you try to provide an honest living, you try to provide something where people can come and live out their dreams, their passion, putting their shows on. And then something like this happened, it's hard to even put it in perspective. What would you say to them if you could talk to them? a wise word of encouragement, stop while you're ahead, because you're going to get caught. There's been at least seven of these burglaries since late August. Now, anyone with information should contact Houston Police, the Harris County Sheriff's Office, or Crime Stoppers. Randy Wallace, Fox 26 News.