A man is accused of throwing several Molotov cocktails over a fence, striking his own impounded car.Authorities said Ayub Abdulrahman went to All Makes Auto Sales around 4:30 p.m. on Saturday to pay for his impounded car.According to the arrest documents, the owner of the shop told Abdulrahman that he would meet him at the lot shortly to get his car. When the owner, Darnell Adams, got to the lot, he told deputies Abdulrahman was not there.Deputies said the owner then left the shop but received a call from an employee shortly after that one of the cars was on fire.When Adams looked at surveillance video, he saw Abdulrahman throwing four Molotov cocktails over the fence and onto his own car, deputies said.Adams was able to put the fire out with an extinguisher before firefighters arrived, telling deputies he wished to press charges."(The fire) started getting pretty high, the flames --and I could have lost a lot, you know? I worked hard to get this, so it's just, I'm glad nothing else happened, and I'm glad they was able to catch him and put him where he needs to be," Adams said.Authorities are unsure why Abdulrahman decided to set his own car on fire.

A man is accused of throwing several Molotov cocktails over a fence, striking his own impounded car.

Authorities said Ayub Abdulrahman went to All Makes Auto Sales around 4:30 p.m. on Saturday to pay for his impounded car.


According to the arrest documents, the owner of the shop told Abdulrahman that he would meet him at the lot shortly to get his car.

When the owner, Darnell Adams, got to the lot, he told deputies Abdulrahman was not there.

Deputies said the owner then left the shop but received a call from an employee shortly after that one of the cars was on fire.

When Adams looked at surveillance video, he saw Abdulrahman throwing four Molotov cocktails over the fence and onto his own car, deputies said.

Adams was able to put the fire out with an extinguisher before firefighters arrived, telling deputies he wished to press charges.

"(The fire) started getting pretty high, the flames --and I could have lost a lot, you know? I worked hard to get this, so it's just, I'm glad nothing else happened, and I'm glad they was able to catch him and put him where he needs to be," Adams said.

Authorities are unsure why Abdulrahman decided to set his own car on fire.