RedactedNarrative: On Sunday, March 20th, 2022 sometime prior to 1150 hours, one male was last known by family members to have taken a canoe (V-1) out on Crystal Lake to go fishing by himself.  V-1 is an unregistered 1999 Mohawk canoe that is 17'5” in length, has an fiberglass constructed hull, and is white in color. 
  
  A neighbor observed a canoe along the shoreline of his residence with no persons present.  Family members began trying to locate the victim at approximately 1450 hours. The victim was located by a family member deceased and face down in the water at approximately 1639 hours. 911 was notified and first responders arrived on scene. Lake Mary Police Department arrived on scene, secured the scene, and located V-1 on the South shoreline of Crystal Lake. Once on scene, I positively identified the deceased victim, and notified the Lake County Medical Examiner's office. The deceased victim was turned over to the Lake County Medical Examiner's Office.  Statements were gathered, however, there were no witnesses to the actual incident. V-1 was released to the victim's family.
  
  Victimwas not wearing any type of lifejacket when he was recovered, and did not have any visible injuries. The autopsy report from the Lake County Medical Examiner’s Office list the cause of death as drowning, and the manner of death as accidental (case #2022-0682) with a contributing condition of “hypertensive cardiovascular disease”.  The toxicology report states blood specimen contained Delta-9 THC (active ingredient of marijuana) at a level of 0.50 ng/mL. Upon speaking with family members, Victim had known medical issues, and was on various medications. Subject stated that Victim had a pacemaker implanted approximately one month prior to the incident due to congestive heart failure. Victim was not very mobile, and has a history of drug abuse.   The family provided a list of the medications Victim was currently taking and is as follows: •	Atorvastatin (10mg) •	Entresto (26mg) •	Carvedilol (6.25 mg) •	Combivent inhaler •	Ibuprofen (600 mg)