RFC and I arrived on scene at approximately 1713 hours.  As we neared the shore I could see 2 black males, swimming in the water.  The men said that the boy went down about 3 to 5 minutes earlier but that the water was too deep.  RFC removed his duty belt and clothing and dove into the water in an attempt to locate the victim.  RFC returned to the surface and said that he could not touch the bottom.  RFC made several attempts by swimming closer in to the shore to find the victim but was unsuccessful and returned to the boat.  I asked swimmers  where they last saw the victim and they gave me a very good location approximately 60 feet out from the shore.  I placed a marker buoy in the water and waited for additional units to arrive with a boat equipped with a side scan unit.
	I went to the shore to speak with the family and friends that were at the lake that day with the family.  I spoke with, Victim's father, and he said that they were on a pontoon boat near shelter 6.  He said that Victim jumped into the water and they saw him swimming to shore.  I asked him who was on the boat and he could not remember much due to the traumatic incident.  
 THe boat was moving under 10 mph at the time.
CARTERSVILLE