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Police say they arrested a 30-year-old man and charged him with an arson attack in connection with the public training center protests that destroyed eight police bikes.
Atlanta police are investigating a fire that damaged multiple construction vehicles at a site close to planned location for the city's controversial public safety training center.
Atlanta police say the arson attacks connected to the "Cop City" protests have caused nearly $10 million in damages.
The Atlanta Police Department and other law enforcement agencies are hoping a $200,000 reward will help them arrest the people responsible for arson attacks allegedly aimed at stopping the new training center.
Two fires on Tuesday may be connected to the opposition to the construction of the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center in southeast Atlanta.