San Jose, California (Crohn) – The brother of the American Football Association star Pat Telman told the police that he was trying to make a statement of the American government at the place of the San Jose Post office crashing, according to the newly submitted court documents.
On Wednesday, Federal Public Prosecutors accused Richard Tillaman of the malicious destruction of government property of fire.
Before three in the morning on July 20, he deliberately corrected his car in a US post office and lit the car on fire using matches, lighter liquids, and very flammable materials, the investigators said. He claimed that he mobilized the entire accident at 6525 Crown Boulevard on his YouTube channel, which is called Mepapasson13.
The new court documents have shed light on a strange message claiming that Richard Telman is wearing spraying on the front brand of the post office. Federal investigators said “Viva La Me” was only part of what was planned to write.
“Tilaman admitted to drawing” Viva La Me “on the building after the start of the fire, but he did not finish what he wanted to write because the heat from the fire was very severe,” wrote the postal inspector in the United States.
Richard Telman did not escape from the scene. Instead, he made a recognition of San Jose police officers, Rark said. “Tillaman made a statement of SJPD officers who admit to setting fire. Tillaman told SJPD officers that he did this because he was” trying to make a statement to the United States government. ”
The officers arrested him while the fire office was immersed. A SJPD officer extinguished YouTube’s live broadcasts for the suspect.
On Wednesday afternoon, San Jose, 44, appeared in the Federal Court Hall with Judge Virginia Demarki. He did not enter an appeal.
Richard Telman’s brother, Tillaman, left the Arizona Cardinal team, the US Football Association for the Recruitment of the US Army after September 11. He was a professional football player who tragicly turned into the army guard Murder During the fighting in Afghanistan in 2004.
The Telman family previously wrote in a statement, “It is not a secret that Richard was fighting severe mental health issues for many years. He was proven … himself has been changed on social media for anyone to witness. Unfortunately, it has proven to secure the appropriate care for him incredibly difficult – or rather impossible. As a result, there is nothing of this as it should be the matter.”
The brother of the late football star was accused by the prosecutors in the Santa Clara province of burning and sabotaging the July 20 accident.
“I don’t need to sponsor. I have no place to live in,” Richard Tillaman told Santa Clara judge last week. After the defense lawyer raised his doubts about his competence to trial, a judge was suspended by the province so that psychiatrists could complete mental assessments.
Richard Tillaman is currently in federal reservation. It is scheduled to return to the court on August 6.