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Home General Tarik Cohen's twin brother found dead in North C…
General Jan 12, 2026 1 min read

Tarik Cohen's twin brother found dead in North Carolina

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The twin brother of Chicago Bears running back Tarik Cohen was found dead at a North Carolina electrical substation on Sunday. According to reports, 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. Tarik, who grew up in nearby Bunn and attended North Carolina A&T University, sought help from his Twitter followers in finding his brother in a tweet that has since been deleted. The Bears released a statement Sunday evening after authorities confirmed Cohen's death. “We are heartbroken to learn of the death of Tarik Cohen’s twin brother, Tyrell," the Bears said in a statement Sunday night. "Our immediate thoughts and prayers go out to Tarik, his mother, Tilwanda, and the rest of their family and loved ones. On behalf of the entire Bears family, we extend our most heartfelt sympathies to all who mourn his loss.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIwWCX0rQf4

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