A unusual rescue occurred in Kansas City, involving a man who became trapped in a portable toilet's waste tank. The incident happened after a World Cup-related event.
The man reportedly dove into the tank to retrieve a dropped Mountain Dew bottle. He spent 8 hours in the tank before being rescued.
Firefighters were able to cut him out of the tank, ending the ordeal. Further details about the incident are available from WOAI News 4.
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