RedactedNarrative: On 25 May 2019, Subject and Operator went to Wheeler Lake to ride Subject''s Personal Watercraft (PWC). Subject1, who was already at the lake, borrowed the PWC and rode it in and around the Talucah Beach area. Once he finished riding, he returned to the landing and gave the PWC to the victim, Operator. Subject1 then offered Operator the life jacket that he had been using while riding the PWC. Operator boarded the PWC and responded by saying “I''m a good swimmer and do not need the life jacket”. 
  
  Around 1830 hours, witnesses reported seeing Operator making sharp turns and turning circles near the Triana shoreline, and then saw him fall off the PWC. 911 was then called. A passing boat spotted the PWC and noticed it was unoccupied and circling a body, without a life jacket on, lying face down in the water. They placed the person in their boat and began CPR, as they transported him to the Triana Boat Ramp, where an ambulance and medics were waiting. 
  
  Operator was pronounced deceased on the way to the hospital. Operator was not wearing the emergency engine shut-off switch and was not licensed to operate a vessel. Medics reported Operator blood sugar level was extremely high. Just prior to arriving at the beach area, Subject1s went through a Higway Patrol Checkpoint, and was cited for "Driving on a Revoked License". No alcohol or other impairment was detected. Victim also reported that Operator had not consumed any alcohol that day. An autopsy and toxicology report were not requested.
  