$10,000 reward offered for information on killing of Arlington father of 6

PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Arlington father of 6 killed by suspects trying to break into cars, police say

Arlington investigators say two suspects were in the neighborhood trying to break into parked cars when the victim, Ali Ismail, pulled into his driveway.

ARLINGTON, Texas - A $10,000 reward has been offered for information that leads to the arrest and prosecution of the people responsible for the shooting death of an Arlington father of 6.

36-year-old Ali Ismail was shot and killed while returning home from work early Tuesday morning.

Arlington police say that two suspects in the area were seen trying to break into cars.

One of the suspects was in Ismail's driveway when he returned to his home on Prentice Street around 5 a.m.. The suspect then shot and killed the business owner in his SUV.

Ismail's wife was pregnant with the couple's 7th child at the time of the shooting.

On Thursday, Arlington police announced that Oak Farms Dairy agreed to offer the reward to try to encourage people to come forward.

Police have released surveillance video of two people they believe are suspects.

PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Police release video of suspects in murder of Arlington father while trying to break into cars

A suspected car thief fatally shot 36-year-old Ali Ismail, a husband and father of six who had just pulled into in his own driveway after returning from work.

Police say they have received several tips from people who have seen the video.

Anyone with information should call (817) 459-5325.