FAYETTEVILLE, AR (KNWA) – There’s new information about the arson investigation into two Fayetteville truck fires, one involving Razorback quarterback Brandon Allen’s vehicle.
The fire marshal has determined both fires were set intentionally, and ignited the same way. However, investigators are not yet revealing how the fires started.
Both occurred early Monday morning within a few hours of each other, one on West Douglas and one on West Hendrix. Those streets are about a mile apart. Both fires involved a Chevy Avalanche, one of which was Allen’s truck.
As the investigation continues, Signature Bank is now offering a $1,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest and conviction. Anyone wishing to contribute to the reward can send their pledge amount to SBofA.com with their name, phone number, email address and amount; Signature Bank will not be accepting actual donations.
If you have any information on this case, contact Fayetteville police at 479-587-3555.
The fire marshal has determined both fires were set intentionally, and ignited the same way. However, investigators are not yet revealing how the fires started.
Both occurred early Monday morning within a few hours of each other, one on West Douglas and one on West Hendrix. Those streets are about a mile apart. Both fires involved a Chevy Avalanche, one of which was Allen’s truck.
As the investigation continues, Signature Bank is now offering a $1,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest and conviction. Anyone wishing to contribute to the reward can send their pledge amount to SBofA.com with their name, phone number, email address and amount; Signature Bank will not be accepting actual donations.
If you have any information on this case, contact Fayetteville police at 479-587-3555.
