Chase said the incident occurred just around 3:00 this morning. Two other vehicles and a motorcycle were also damaged.
A security guard at the location said shortly after she booked in her supervisor, another security guard alerted her of the fire.
She said she left the location and went and called out to Chase who lives on Durban Street, while they made calls to the Guyana Fire Service. The woman said at the time it was only Chase’s SUV that was on fire. By the time the Guyana Fire Service got to the scene, two other vehicles and a motorcycle had already been burnt.
Chase would normally park his vehicle at the location and said he has been doing so for years. The security believes that someone may have scaled the fence and set the vehicle on fire. Chase said the vehicle is insured.
The police investigations into the matter are ongoing.