<human>: At the beginning of December last year I was driving home from work, it had been very hot and dry for a few weeks. As I was driving I noticed a small fire burning in the bush next to the foot path. About a metre down the road I saw a man bent down as if he were tying his show laces. There was a familiar glow in front of him. I slowed right down, but being a busy road I couldn't come to a complete stop as I drove through the traffic lights it dawned on me what was actually going on and I immediately called the police. 

Police and the fire brigade made there way to the area. I could hear the sirens once I had got home, and was still on the phone with the emergency operator. In Australia there is no messing around with fire or fire bugs. They ended up catching the guy across the road and he was charged with arson. I gave my statement to the police.

It turns out that there is actually a $50,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of an arsonist. I was unaware of this at the time. However, my partner and my father have pointed it out several times. They keep asking me if I have asked about the reward money. I haven't. 

I just feel like it would lower me as a decent human being if I felt the need to be rewarded for something a normal person would do. Though at the same time, if I was able to claim some reward money, even a portion of it, it would go a long way. Especially since I am working two jobs just to make ends meat. I just don't feel like I can justify it. 

Obviously, the guy needs to be convicted first before I am even eligible, but from what the cops were saying it seems like an open and shut case. I don't know though... It just wouldn't feel right, but I feel like I am being pressure by my partner and my father. It's definitely not because they'd want a slice of cash, more so that they know it would really cut me some slack. I could easily give up my second job and go stop working 16 hour days!

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<bot>: Got a guy arrested and charged for arson. Turns out there is a $50,000 reward for information leading to a conviction. I feel like asking about the reward would make me less of decent human being despite really needing the cash!