A rescue operation was carried out at Lake Tawakoni, where a fisherman was thrown from his boat. The man was in the water for more than three hours before being rescued. Texas Game Wardens have made video of the rescue available.
The footage was captured by a body camera and shows the rescue of the missing fisherman. Further details of the incident can be found through Texas Game Wardens or local news sources, including the body camera video that has been released.
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