RedactedNarrative: On July 29th, 2017, vessel one (V1), a 21’ center console open motor boat with three occupants, was involved in a boating accident on Lake Gibson in Polk County. One of the occupants jumped from V1 while the vessel was in motion. The occupant disappeared under water and did not resurface. The occupant was found the following day, deceased, floating on the surface of Lake Gibson. 
  
  Based on witness statements, Victim sunglasses fell to the deck of V1 and then blew out of V1 and into the water. Victim moved to the back of V1 and then jumped into the water in an attempt to retrieve his sunglasses. 
  
  Operator turned V1 around and approached the location where Victim was swimming in the water. Operator threw a type 1V flotation device to Victim however he was unable to reach it. Operator then jumped into the water and attempted to help Victim swim back to V1 but was unable to do so. Victim disappeared underneath the surface of the water shortly later. 
  
  
  The cause of death was freshwater drowning, with a contributing cause of death as acute ethanol intoxication. Post-mortem toxicologic analysis demonstrated ethanol in victim blood at an elevated concentration of .338 g/dl and in his bile in an elevated concentration of .392 g/dl.
  