RedactedNarrative: On August 13, 2016 in the vicinity of 245 Hugh Thomas Drive on the East side of Panama City, Florida, a single vessel incident occurred resulting in the capsizing, sinking, and subsequent drowning of victim.  
  
  Sometime in the late afternoon hours of Saturday, Subject1 and his two sons Subject2 and Subject3, along with a family friend Subject4, were fishing in a private pond adjacent to several residences on Hugh Thomas Drive.  
  
  As the fishing expedition progressed from shoreside to borrowing a small aluminum rowboat in which all four people boarded and rowed out upon the pond, a sequence of events cascaded into a mishap.  
  
  The small aluminum rowboat was an old rivet style, soft chine vessel, approximately eleven and a half feet in length with a beam of four and a half feet.  The boat was vintage late sixties or early seventies model year and was well worn and fatigued with several holes and patches over holes. There was no power source other than manual paddling, and no personal safety equipment onboard either. 
  
  The two adult male occupants were large men, and the two adolescent male brothers were above average size. Additionally, a plastic lawn chair was placed onboard and Subject4 was using it. This element alone raised the vessel's vertical center of gravity as well as center of buoyancy. Add to this element the fact that the boat was overloaded and taking on water, and stability was ultimately compromised causing capsizing. 
  
  None of the occupants were wearing personal flotation devices, nor were any lifesaving devices carried onboard. The boat lacked any positive flotation and rapidly sank. Three of the four occupants made it to shore with assistance from a good samaritan. Victim was recovered unconscious from the water…