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The suspect then hurries off with flames on his feet, the video shows. Video shows the suspect stepping into the gas and bending down to light it on fire before he – and the front of the restaurant – are engulfed in a ball of flames.

The man allegedly became irate after the restaurant botched his chicken biryani order. with a bucket of gasoline and was caught on surveillance video skulking around outside and then dousing the facade of the business with the flammable substance, according to prosecutors and footage obtained by The Post. The furious suspect returned to the restaurant the next morning around 6 a.m. “We don’t know why he just throws it in their face! It was just crazy!” “He ordered chicken biriyani and the people here behind the counter they take his order and when they bring it to him… He yells, ‘what is this?’ They say, ‘your order, chicken biriyani,’ and he throws it in their face!” Jahana Rahman, a waitress at the restaurant, told The Post Monday. 1, but he claimed the restaurant gave him the wrong order, he told cops, according to court papers. Norbu had ordered the chicken dish from Ittadi Garden and Grill in Jackson Heights on the evening of Oct. The suspect was charged with felony arson and criminal mischief. The suspect crouches down and lights the gas on fire, video shows. The arsonist is shown pouring gasoline on the facade of the restaurant. “He sets a store on fire, he planned this, why is he out the next day?” a Queens cop raged. Now authorities are fuming that Norbu is back on the streets, saying they spent nearly two weeks painstakingly tracking him down and arresting him, only to watch him freed without bail. I lit it up, and boom, it got on me,” said the man, who allegedly scampered away from the scene with his shoes on fire. “I bought a gas can, and I threw it at the store to try to burn it out. I was mad, and I threw it out,” Choephel Norbu, 49, told police after he was arrested, according to his criminal complaint. My best friend plotted to murder me and steal my unborn childĪ Queens man set a Bangladeshi restaurant on fire in a wild caught-on-video arson he told cops he committed because the eatery botched his order of the savory rice dish, according to court records. Molotov cocktail-tossing lawyer who torched NYPD van blames booze and ‘trauma’ ahead of sentencing Man falsely imprisoned for 30 years dies months after release Arsonist sets seven fires, destroys church in Mississippi capital on Election Day