RedactedNarrative: Single vessel incident with three subjects onboard. Vessel making way in Pensacola Bay after Blue Angels Airshow, when one of the passengers fell overboard. Search ensued with multiple assisting agencies and rescue personnel. The victim was located unresponsive by a good Samaritan vessel and transferred to Fire and Rescue. Victim was rushed to Baptist Hospital in Gulf Breeze, FL where he was pronounced deceased.
  
  
  While attending the Blue Angel’s Airshow everyone aboard the Bulls Bay vessel were drinking alcoholic beverages. Operator did not turn his GPS back on when departing Little Sabine. As they were leaving, passengers were allowed to sit on bean bags on top of the raised casting deck not on the main deck of the boat. Operator thought he was putting his trim tabs down to smooth out the ride, but the trim tabs were inoperable.
  
  Operator was operating a vessel in rough conditions impaired. He had his GPS turned off and started to head in the wrong direction. Victim was riding on a bean bag sitting on the rear casting deck with most of his weight above the gunnel of the boat. There were agitated sea conditions due to the large amount of vessel traffic. This caused a confused and rough sea state. At some point in their trip home victim fell overboard. This was unnoticed by the others on the boat until one person looked back at the boat traffic and noticed he was gone.
  
  Toxicology positive findings: 
  Blood Alcohol Concentration: .212 g/100 ml
  Amphetamine: 96 ng/ml 
  Delta-9 Carboxy THC: 6.2 ng/ml (see attached Medical Examiner Report)
  ME ruled accidental drowning
  