Fort Lauderdale designer says thieves stole thousands in merchandise

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — A Fort Lauderdale swimwear designer is hoping someone recognizes two thieves caught on surveillance video stealing thousands of dollars worth of merchandise from her front porch.

Exclusive surveillance footage shows two people pulling up to a home, loading a large package into the trunk of a gray Ford F-150 and driving away.

“Why do you need to steal from somebody else in broad daylight in the middle of the week, when people are coming home especially. No fear at that point,” said Zoe Lazcano.

Lazcano has been a swimwear designer for more than a decade. Her brand, Zoe All Over, has tens of thousands of followers on Instagram. She sells bikinis and swim trunks with designs she creates herself.

“I only make 50 of everything and I don’t restock anything so it’s very exclusive and they’re all designed by me,” Lazcano said.

Lazcano said she had been waiting months for a bulk order that arrived around 2:30 p.m. Friday, just in time for summer.

About two hours later, surveillance video shows a gray Ford F-150 pulling up and backing into her driveway.

Two people got out, walked up to the porch and took a large box containing dozens of items.

“It’s a big blow, delay. This is gonna set me back for months,” Lazcano said.

The thieves also took another package.

“There was a small box which happened to be a case of Celsius. That they also took,” she said with a laugh.

The theft happened in a neighborhood near the intersection of Davie Boulevard and State Road 7.

One of the suspects is seen wearing a scarf around their head, while the other appears to have their face covered.

“Definitely dressed in a way that they do this often to kind of cover up and not show too much skin,” Lazcano said.

Fort Lauderdale police confirmed they are investigating.

Lazcano said she plans to monitor whether any of the stolen merchandise is resold online. She hopes someone recognizes the people seen in the video.

“That would be a miracle. But I also really wanna hold these people accountable cause now it’s like a safety concern, now I’m wondering, are they casing my neighborhood?” she said.

Anyone with information or who recognizes the people in the surveillance footage is asked to contact Fort Lauderdale police.

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Byron Tollefson

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Byron Tollefson joined Local 10 News as a reporter in July 2025.