RedactedNarrative: On May 22, 2020 at approximately 1200pm, I, Ofc. of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission were on water patrol on Black Creek in Clay County when we noticed Clay County fire rescue at Old Ferry boat ramp with their lights on. We stopped and made contact with CCFR personnel  were we learned that the subject in the back of the Clay County ambulance, later identified as 3-year-old, had become pale and lethargic while sitting on the stern of a vessel while it was idling in the wake zone. 
  
  	Ofc. contacted the parents and learned that Operator was operating the vessel at the time of the incident. His wife was sitting on the port side of the vessel facing rearward when her daughter, who was sitting on the stern of the vessel went limp and started to slide off the stern into the water. Wife grabbed Victim by the strap on the back of her personal flotation device and pulled her into the vessel (see attached statement). They immediately called 911 to have their daughter evaluated. 
  
  	After obtaining the facts of the incident, we were advised by CCFR that they would be transporting Victim to hospital for further evaluation and bloodwork to determine the cause of Victim’s episode. 
  
  	The following day, 5/23/2020, I contacted Wife by phone to see what the hospital determined to be the cause of Victim’s episode. I was informed by Wife that after doing blood work, high levels of carbon monoxide were found in Victim’s blood, which was determined to be the cause. Victim was released the same day and is said to have fully recovered from the incident.
  
  