RedactedNarrative: On 06/21/2020 at approximately 18:21 myself and Unit were dispatched to a drowning at Sugar Bay on Kentucky Lake in Trigg County. After arriving on scene a short time after I was advised by U.S. Forest Service Law Enforcement that the victim had been pulled to the bank across from the boat ramp. 
  
  I was also advised  EMS and another U.S Forest Service Officer were with Victim on the bank and that he was deceased.  The wife of the deceased victim stated that she and Victim were on separate jet ski's and that she had turned around in the bay to take her youngest son to the bank and pick up her oldest son to give him a ride when she turned and looked to see where Victim was and noticed that he was not on the jet ski he was operating. 
  
  She stated he was holding on to the jet ski when she got to the jet ski and grabbed his arm. Victim’s wife stated Victim was saying he could not breathe and that he was going to die. Victim’s wife stated she sat down on the jet ski and put her legs into the water to try and hold him and started screaming for help. Two people were passing by in a boat when they noticed Victim in the water and Victim’s wife screaming for help. They tied a rope around Victim underneath his arms and pulled him up out of the water and tied him to the boat so they could get him to the bank. They got him as far as they could up on the bank but Victim was still partly in the water. All three performed CPR till EMS and U.S. Forest Service officers arrived. 
   
  Victim’s wife stated that early in the day and for the past Victim had issues breathing and has had to use his inhaler quiet often. She also said that he was known to have high blood pressure and anxiety/depression.
  
  
  