RedactedNarrative: On February 17, 2021 at approximately 1719 hours, a single vessel incident with two male occupants on board occurred on Lake Heiniger in Orange County, Florida. Two Hispanic males were in a vessel (V-1), when one occupant decided to cool off by getting into the water. 
  
  He stood up and jumped into the water from V-1. He began to struggle to stay afloat, so the other occupant tried to help him back into V-1.  This action resulted in the capsizing of V-1 and the other occupant fell into the water. 
  
  There were no personal flotation devices (PFD) or  sound producing devices on V-1. One occupant was able to swim to the safety of the shoreline; however, the other occupant went underwater and was not seen again.  
  
  Several agencies including the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) searched for the missing occupant. He was recovered deceased the following day by the FWC Dive Team and turned over to the Medical Examiners Office.  
  
  According to Medical Examiner's Report his cause of death was drowning, and his manner of death was an accident. They also performed a toxicology report that indicated a blood-alcohol level of 0.159 g/dL.
  