CrossFit Games drowning report: Rescue crews appear to recover body from Fort Worth lake

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The Fort Worth Fire Department responded to a drowning incident at Marine Creek Lake during a run-swim event at the CrossFit Games. Search crews were looking for an athlete, and livestreams of the event were abruptly ended, indicating a serious situation. This year's CrossFit Games are being held in Texas for the first time.

Keywords: drowning, CrossFit Games, Marine Creek Lake

Source: WFAA

Update At: 8/9/2024

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