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Deputies: Brother of NFL player found dead in North Carolina | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan s News Source

May 09, 2021 - 7:00 PM RALEIGH, N.C. - The brother of a Chicago Bears player was found dead at a North Carolina electrical substation on Sunday, authorities said. The News & Observer reports that Tyrell Antar Cohen, brother of running back Tarik Cohen, is believed to have died by electrocution while trying to climb power equipment, according to Wake County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson Eric Curry. Curry said Tyrell Cohen fled the scene of a car accident in Raleigh early Saturday morning. Police tried to locate the 25-year-old but couldn’t, so they called off the search. Cohen’s family filed a missing-person report with the police department Saturday night, according to Curry, and officers started looking for him again Sunday morning.

Bears RB Tarik Cohen s twin brother found dead - Chicago Sun-Times

Michael McGinnis, AP Photos The twin brother of Bears running back Tarik Cohen was found dead Sunday in North Carolina. Tyrell Cohen, 25, is believed to have died of electrocution while climbing a power substation in Raleigh, N.C., Wake County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson Eric Curry said. No foul player is suspected, the Raleigh Police Department said. “I lost my brother , my twin, myself,” Tarik Cohen tweeted Monday “What a great man he was. I’m glad i got to express just how much I love him while he was here.” Tarik Cohen sent out social media messages on Saturday looking for help in finding his brother, whom he said was in a single-car accident early Saturday morning. Cohen said then that he was possibly injured, and was wearing a red shirt, black pants and white shoes. He has since deleted the tweet.

Police -- Brother of Chicago Bears RB Tarik Cohen found dead in North Carolina

RALEIGH, N.C. The brother of a Chicago Bears player was found dead at a North Carolina electrical substation on Sunday, authorities said. Tyrell Antar Cohen, brother of running back Tarik Cohen, is believed to have died by electrocution while trying to climb power equipment, according to Wake County Sheriff s Office spokesperson Eric Curry. Curry said Tyrell Cohen fled the scene of a car accident in Raleigh early Saturday morning. Police tried to locate the 25-year-old but couldn t, so they called off the search. Cohen s family filed a missing person report with the police department Saturday night, according to Curry, and officers started looking for him again Sunday morning.

Deputies: Brother of NFL player electrocuted in North Carolina

Deputies: Brother of NFL player electrocuted in North Carolina Published  RALEIGH, N.C. - The brother of a Chicago Bears player was found dead at a North Carolina electrical substation on Sunday, authorities said. The News & Observer reports that Tyrell Antar Cohen, brother of running back Tarik Cohen, is believed to have died by electrocution while trying to climb power equipment, according to Wake County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson Eric Curry. Curry said Tyrell Cohen fled the scene of a car accident in Raleigh early Saturday morning. Police tried to locate the 25-year-old but couldn’t, so they called off the search.

Tyrell Cohen, twin brother of Bears RB Tarik Cohen, found dead at age 25

Tyrell Cohen, twin brother of Bears RB Tarik Cohen, found dead at age 25 Published: May 09, 2021 at 09:14 PM Copied! RALEIGH, N.C. The brother of a Chicago Bears player was found dead at a North Carolina electrical substation on Sunday, authorities said. The News & Observer reports that Tyrell Antar Cohen, brother of running back Tarik Cohen, is believed to have died by electrocution while trying to climb power equipment, according to Wake County Sheriff s Office spokesperson Eric Curry. Curry said Tyrell Cohen fled the scene of a car accident in Raleigh early Saturday morning. Police tried to locate the 25-year-old but couldn t, so they called off the search.

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