RedactedNarrative: This is a single vessel accident. V1 is a fourteen foot Jon boat propelled by paddles. V1 was operating on Lake George in Tampa. V1 began taking on water and capsized. The victim attempted to swim to shore, went under water and did not resurface. Hillsborough County Sheriff's Dive Team recovered the victim. The remaining three occupants stayed with the submerged V1 until a Good Samaritan vessel assisted them to shore. 
  
  As V1 was traveling south across the lake, water began coming over the port gunnel. V1 rolled over, counter-clockwise, and was floating upside down. As V1 overturned and all four men fell into the water. Subject1 began swimming toward the shore line yelling for help. He struggled to stay above water but eventually went under. Subject1 surfaced several times before staying under. The three occupants stayed hanging onto a semi-buoyant overturned V1.
       
  Two Good Samaritans observed the three occupants clinging to the overturned vessel and assisted in bringing them to shore via their own kayak.  Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office dive team was able to locate Subject1 eight feet below the surface of the water and bring him to shore. EMS transported Subject1 to Florida Hospital. He was pronounced deceased by Dr.  at 1510 hours. No other individuals were injured.  
    
  Based on the information gathered V1 was overloaded during its voyage on Lake George. The vessel’s overall weight capacity with gear is four hundred and twenty-five pounds, the four men’s weight totaled six hundred and thirty-eight pounds.
  
  Subject1 was in command of the vessel. Alcohol, lack of safety equipment, and water temperature were contributing factors in this incident.;