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KRAK 11 Daily Rundown — August 22, 2026

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The World Desk

Boxing Champion Tete Killed

In South Africa, the boxing world is mourning two-time world champion Zolani Tete, who was shot and killed outside his home in the Eastern Cape province last night.

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Carney Gambles On Tariffs

In Ottawa tonight, Prime Minister Mark Carney is facing the political consequences of walking away from trade negotiations with the White House.

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Fury-Joshua Fight Confirmed

In sports, promoter Eddie Hearn says the proposed heavyweight fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua is locked in, and no one can pull out now.

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Criminal Intent

Wrong Delivery. Was supposed to be medicine and it was human remains.

Also back in November of last year, a woman in Florida called nine-one-one after medical remains were delivered to her home instead of her prescription medication. Police said the remains were intended for a research facility nearby. The shipper said it was a labeling error.

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Florida man points gun at man at karaoke bar after getting 'upset' about the music

Staying with Florida now. Back in March of last year, a man at a sports bar became upset about the music and the karaoke machine not working. When another customer tried to calm him down, police say the man pulled a gun and pointed it at that customer outside the bar. The suspect is facing charges, police said.

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Florida man poses as immigration officer at Orlando apartments to check for undocumented…

Back in February of last year, a Florida man posed as a Homeland Security officer at an Orlando apartment complex, checking for undocumented residents according to the affidavit.

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Submarine Cocaine Plot

Back in April of this year, federal authorities in Detroit broke open a scheme involving an Albanian drug kingpin, a Grosse Pointe businessman, and a cocaine submarine.

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Transplant Case

The Centers for Disease Control reported in January that a Michigan man died from a rabies infection transmitted through a kidney transplant he received back in December of last year. The CDC said this was the first documented case of human-to-human rabies transmission through organ transplant in the United States. The donor had died from injuries unrelated to the infection. Testing protocols have been updated nationwide.

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15,000 Bees In Wall in Texas

Back in November of last year, a homeowner in Princeton, Texas thought there might be bees in a bathroom wall. There were fifteen thousand of them. Beekeepers removed the hive and said the colony had been there for months. No one was stung during the removal.

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Florida man in a Dalmatian onesie arrested after wild chase with troopers, FHP says

We begin with a Dalmatian onesie, which is not a sentence I expected to say at nine a.m. Back in February of last year, Florida Highway Patrol pursued a suspect through three counties.

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Donkey Rescued From Van

Also in March of this year, Phoenix Police responded to a van lockout call and found the individual in distress was a therapy donkey named Henry.

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Half-naked Florida man ‘high on meth’ breaks into home, grabs resident's carpet cleaner

December of last year. Winter Haven. A half-naked man breaks into a residence. Witnesses say he was visibly intoxicated. He is spotted holding a carpet cleaner.

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Sports

Brewers 33-Game Streak

The Brewers beat the Cardinals eight to three, that's thirty-three straight wins. Pete Crow-Armstrong hit his nineteenth consecutive walk-off RBI as the Cubs beat the White Sox five to four in the tenth.

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Usain Bolt Joins Sunday League

And Usain Bolt is registered to play Sunday league football in Manchester.

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Also on air

Fair Ride Malfunctions

The ride is called the Wave Swinger. Video from last night shows riders on the swinging ride coming close to a fence line, and some of them hitting the railing as the ride spun. Four people were taken to hospital and have since been released. Five others were treated at the fair's medical center. Most of the injuries were to the legs, and all are expected to recover. The operator, Reithoffer Shows, says riders made contact with the fence as the ride was being lowered. The ride had recently received a new motor and computer system. A state inspector examined the Wave Swinger and found no abnormalities.

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LAPD investigates Nicolas Cage movie that went missing at Netflix

The Los Angeles Police Department is now investigating the disappearance of a World War Two spy film starring Nicolas Cage and Ben Kingsley. The movie is called Fortitude, and a producer dropped off a copy at Netflix headquarters in June to be viewed. Ten days later, Netflix told the producer someone had stolen a number of drives from office desks that week. The producer has now filed a police report and is suing Netflix for a hundred and five million dollars in damages. Netflix says it is conducting an investigation and monitoring piracy sites, but has not shared details of that investigation with the producer's legal team.

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