Decatur couple’s vehicles set on fire

Couple indicator looking for answers after their cars were intentionally set on fire earlier this week. Thanks so much for joining us for Fox 5 News at 6 on this Sunday. I'm Eric Perry. Security cameras capturing the suspect in the act here. Fox 5's Hernan Gutierrez is live at DeKalb County Police Headquarters. Hernan, the couple say they don't even know who this person is and why they did it. Yeah, you know, Eric, that's probably the most disturbing part of all of this. The couple, the Greens, they tell me they have no clue who might have done this. Now, they tell me that they do own a painting business and they don't think it might have been a disgruntled employee. Last they heard from investigators, they are looking down one last lead. But even investigators say that it's a little bit of a stretch. Now, take a look at your screen. You'll be seeing that security camera video. Rolling as this person pours what appears to be gasoline on their car and truck, then setting both of them on fire. The suspect was undeterred by the security lights kicking on. Video from a neighbor shows a silver SUV turning around after setting that fire. The couple tells me that this was just after one in the morning on November 1st. That's last Sunday. A week later, they still aren't getting much sleep. I don't know if afraid but unnerved because even with our rental vehicles we would normally let our insurance cover it but we were afraid to do that so we're paying the extra money to be sure they're fully covered in case the person came back. Authorities are offering up to a $10,000 reward leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for setting the vehicles on fire. DeKalb County police confirmed with me that they are investigating and that it is still ongoing. Now the couple tells me that they are working with insurance. They have rental cars as you heard but they estimate that they're out at least $20,000 to replace those vehicles that they have. Live in DeKalb County, Hernan Gutierrez, Fox 5 News. Absolutely brazen and bold. Thanks so much, Hernan.