The DOJ said 44-year-old Richard Tillman faces a federal arson charge for the fire in the early morning of July 20.

Richard Tillman, the brother of late NFL star turned Army Ranger Pat Tillman, is in jail after allegedly crashing into a San Jose post office on Sunday, according to United States Postal Service.

Richard Tillman has been charged with arson and vandalism in the alleged attack on a San Jose building over the weekend; his arresting officer turned off Tillman’s livestream of the incident.

The brother of the late NFL player and U.S. Army Ranger Pat Tillman is suspected of driving into a South San Jose post office early Sunday morning, officials said.

The man arrested for the incident was Richard Tillman, who is the brother of late NFL star turned U.S. Army Ranger Pat Tillman, according to San Jose Police. Richard Tillman, 44, was booked on suspicion of arson into the Santa Clara County Jail.

A newly unsealed court document alleges that Richard Tillman admitted to police officers that he drove a car into a Northern California post office and set the building on fire, because he was "trying to make a statement to the United States Government.

The brother of Patrick Tillman, who joined the Army in the middle of a promising NFL career and died in Afghanistan, has been charged with setting fire to a U.S. post office. The post Brother of NFL,

The brother of former NFL star Pat Tillman told police that he was trying to make a statement to the U.S. government at the scene of a San Jose post office crash and fire, according to newly filed court documents.

The suspect, who is the brother of the late NFL star Pat Tillman, is facing a single federal charge of malicious destruction by fire of a U.S. post office.