$5,000 reward offered for Grosse Pointe restaurant arson

After a Grosse Pointe restaurant was set on fire, the city's public service officers were able to put the fire out before significant damage could be done. Now authorities are offering a cash reward for information about the person who tried to torch the restaurant.

Koi Nu Asian restaurant on Kercheval in Grosse Pointe was set on fire in early June, authorities said. In video released by the Grosse Pointe Public Works, the fire can be seen burning inside the business.

Emergency responders broke the front door of the business to get inside and tried to knock it down with a fire extinguisher before eventually having to run water lines to completely put out the fire.

As authorities investigated, they said they found five plastic water bottles inside that all smelled of gasoline.

A few days after the fire, the restaurant's surveillance video was reviewed, and an unknown man was seen in the footage. This person got in through a window, poured a liquid through the interior and then left. Shortly after, the fire was ignited.

On Tuesday, Dec. 7, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) announced a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the person responsible.

Grosse Pointe City Chief John Alcorn credited the first responders for their quick action to prevent further damage.

"If it wasn’t for the quick response of the officers on duty that night it is likely the damage would have been far worse. I am hopeful that the long-standing cooperation between the public and the police will help bring closure to this case."
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