A Dallas media company has found itself in a peculiar scenario following a burglary that saw a loss of $20,000 worth of equipment. According to a FOX 4 News report, TH Media owner Tommy Habeeb disclosed that an unidentified man forced entry into his studio located near Elm and North Ervay streets last Saturday night, making off with not just specialized cameras but also leaving something quite unexpected in return.
While it’s no surprise to find a company offering a reward for information leading to the capture of a thief, this case has an unusual twist: the burglar was caught on camera storing three pounds of frozen mussels in the company’s freezer before proceeding with the theft. Habeeb, a name associated with the nationally televised show “Cheaters,” expressed his disconcertion with an appeal grounded in personal values, according to FOX 4 News, “If you broke in my place and stole it, all I can ask is take a minute and think about what’s important. Think about your family. Think about your kids. Is that what you want to teach them?”
In a burglary that took place last Saturday, the suspect spent about an hour inside the TH Media Studios before leaving with the aforementioned goods. An aggravating factor for Habeeb was the theft of his custom varsity jacket, which holds sentimental value due to its connection with animal rescue endeavors. Not just any prop, the jacket symbolizes a legacy linked with the late television star Betty White and their shared activism, as indicated by an NBC DFW report…