Brother Pat Tilman, arrested after handing over to the post office, causes fire

Brother late Nfl US Army Legend and Rangers Pat Tilman participated in an early Sunday car disaster, which forced the post office to catch fire.

Police San Khase is investigating a catastrophe that took place around 3am local time at the post office at Per The NBC Bay SquareAnd Richard Tilman was the main suspect when he was taken into custody against the fire.

When the police arrived, they found a vehicle that went to the post office and caught fire, which also made the building remember.

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Arizona Cardinals defensive Pat Tilman smiles during the previous game. (Getti Image)

Richard Tilman also told the officers that he was his brother Pat Tilman at the scene, the exit reports. He said he also broadcast the situation on social media.

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Servo Smoriff Service Service -Clara Prison records confirm that Richard Tilman was booked on Sunday, although the charges were not announced. He also has no amount of his bail with his speech in court scheduled for July 23.

Police San Khase cooperates with the investigators of the San Khasse fire department, as well as the US postal inspectors to determine who will investigate how a fire in the building took place.

Pat Tilman died under tragic circumstances in 2004. (Getti Image)

Pat Tilman was a star NFL for Cardinals Arizona who has glued his career in football to enroll in the United States army in May 2002. The decision came after the attacks on September 11, 2001.

Tilman served in Iraq and Afghanistan as an army ranger, committing several fighting tours before he died in the Afghan mountains.

Richard Tilman, brother CPL. Pat Tilman, lifts a toast with a glass of gini when he acts at the funeral service for his brother. (David Paul Morris/Getti Image)

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While initially reported that Tilman was killed by a fugitive fire, the Pentagon told his family that he had been killed by a friendly fire. In 2007, the Pentagon ruled that Tilman’s death was accidental.

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