RedactedNarrative: On july 11th, 2022, at approximately 3:34 pm i, wisconsin department of natural resources (wdnr) conservation warden, while dressed in full uniform with badge displayed, responded to a call of a possible drowning at the south end of whitewater lake, walworth county, wi. When arrived on scene i was met by a witness. She filled me in on the initial details. I later interview witness1 and below i have listed the summarized details of the incident: witness1 stated that her father had been outside their house when he heard someone calling for help. 
  
  Subject2 saw a person in the water calling for help. Witness1 stated it took them a while to get their boat off the lift and reach subject3. By the time they located subject3, he was unresponsive, floating on his stomach, face down. Witness1 and subject4 both did cpr on subject3 as they were transporting him back to the dock. Witness1 could hear water as they were breathing into him during cpr. Witness1 estimated that her and subject4 had been doing cpr for approximately 10 minutes. Once ems arrived, they told witness1, subject4, and subject2 to go up to the house. Water conditions were choppy less than one foot waves and windy. Subject3 was completely unconscious, fingertips were blue, tongue was sticking out. Witness1's nephew jumped on subject3's boat and towed it in with a pwc. Subject2 heard subject3 yelling for help two times and he estimated subject3 was about 40 yards from the boat at that time. Subject3's boat was facing in the opposite direct from where he was located. (engine facing subject3). The boat was not running. Both side doors were open and subject3 was fully clothed wearing a t-shirt and shorts. Once ems arrived they continued cpr and transported subject3 to the hospital. Multiple other officers and i looked over subject3's boat and found the following: subject3's cell phone, eyeglasses, crocs and a pfd. The boat was released to whitewater pd.