Bears RB Tarik Cohen Twin Brother Tyrell Dead After Being Electrocuted While Allegedly Running From Police
Sad news has hit the NFL world. Chicago Bears running back Tarik Cohen’s Twin Brother Tyrell is dead after being electrocuted while allegedly running from cops.
According to police reports Tyrell Cohen attempted climbing electrical equipment at Duke Energy substation near Lead Mine Road in Bunn, NC. Although early news reports from ABC said that Police believe he was running from police, it has not been confirmed nor have they stated why he was trying to run.
Earlier today footage showed an ambulance leaving the scene after they found Tarik Cohen twin brother’s dead body. At the time he hadn’t been identified.
Tyrell Cohen was only 25 years old at the time of his death. Him and Tarik were known to be very close. Hopefully an investigation will be done to make sure there wasn’t any wrongdoing done that led to his death if the stories of him running from law enforcement are true.
Rip Tyrell Cohen, and pray for Tarik and family through this tough time.
Author: JordanThrilla Staff
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