Warrant Issued For Brother Of Coal Co. Homicide Victim

Authorities have issued a first-degree murder warrant for a man accused of killing his brother in Coal County, Oklahoma.

According to the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI,) early Friday morning, Coal County deputies responded to a welfare check call in the 1600 block of County Road 1750. 

Inside the home, deputies found Naman Wade Vick, 39, dead. Authorities said wounds to Vick's body are consistent with homicide.

The Sheriff's office requested OSBI assist with the investigation. Information gleaned by officials indicates the victim's brother, 34-year-old Tyrel Wes Vick, committed the murder.

According to the OSBI, the brothers lived together inside the home where the victim was found dead. Coal County deputies and law enforcement in that area are now searching for Tyrel Wes Vick. He is believed to be driving Naman Vick's 1991 maroon stepside pickup truck. The Oklahoma license plate on that truck reads 919JUD.

A first-degree murder warrant for his arrest has been issued. He is considered armed and dangerous. If anyone sees that truck or Tyrel Vick, call 911 immediately.