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The brother of the deceased legend of the NFL and the rangers of the United States Army, Pat Tillman, was involved in a car accident on Sunday morning that caused a post office to catch fire.
The San José Police is investigating an accident that occurred around 3 in the morning in the post office in question, according to the NBC Bay area, and Richard Tillman was the main suspect, since he was arrested in relation to the fire.
When the police arrived, they found a vehicle in the post office and caught fire, which also caused the building to turn on.
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The defensive of the Arizona cardinals, Pat Tillman, smiles during the previous game. (Getty images)
Richard Tillman also told the officers that he was Pat Tillman’s brother on the scene, according to The Outlet. He said he was also transmitting the situation on social networks.
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The records of the prison of the Sheriff’s Office of the County of Santa Clara confirm that Richard Tillman was reserved on Sunday, although no charges have been given publicly. Nor does it have an amount of bail with an appearance in the court scheduled for July 23.
The San José Police are working with fire investigators from the San José Fire Department, as well as with the United States postal inspectors, to determine who will lead the investigation of how the fire occurred in the building.
Pat Tillman died in tragic circumstances in 2004. (Getty images)
Pat Tillman was a NFL star for the Arizona cardinals who left their career in football to enlist in the United States Army in May 2002. The decision occurred after the attacks of September 11, 2001.
Tillman served in Iraq and Afghanistan as an army rangers, making several combat tours before being killed in the Mountains of Afghanistan.
Richard Tillman, CPL’s brother. Pat Tillman, raises a toast with a guide vessel, while speaking in a commemorative service for his brother. (David Paul Morris/Getty Images)
While initially it was reported that Tillman was killed by the enemy fire, the Pentagon told his family that he was killed by a friendly fire. In 2007, the Pentagon ruled that Tillman’s death was accidental.
