DETROIT — The ATF is protecting art in Detroit.
Arsonists struck the world-renowned open-air exhibit – the Heidelberg Project – at least seven times since May 2, burning down entire homes that are used as installations.
The ATF on Thursday announced it was offering a $5,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of whoever is responsible.
“Arsons can have a devastating effect on the community, our chief concern is for families in the surrounding homes and for the lives of the firefighters who respond to these fires,” Daryl McCrary, acting ATF special agent in charge, said in a press release.
