RedactedNarrative: Vessel - 1990, 21' Rinker 206 Captiva Cabin Motorboat w/175 hp Inboard-Out Drive Engine 
  On 06/21/2015, at about 04:58 a.m., this vessel was at anchor on the Columbia River, near Indian Island, located near Pasco, WA in Franklin county. 
  
  On this same date and time, Law Enforcement Officers were dispatched to a reported drowning on the Columbia River near Indian Island, located near the Sacajawea State Park. According to Officers, on their arrival a vessel, identified as the vessel referenced above, was observed anchored about 15' off the island shoreline, with the bow facing North. Officers began to attempt to locate the reported victim. 
  
  Two females who were on the island pointed to the area in the water were the victim was last seen. Victim was located in about 4' of water about 15' from the shoreline near the vessel. Victim appeared to be on his side. Officers contacted subject1 who reported she and Victim were sleeping on this vessel that was anchored off Indian Island. 
  
  Subject1 told Officers that Victim got up at about 02:30 a.m., to go to the bathroom. Subject1 reported she heard a splash and nothing else. She reported when Victim did not return she got up and looked for him. She reported leaving the vessel to look for him on the island. Subject1 and Subject2 reportedly looked around on the island for Victim. They returned to bed on board the vessel after not locating him. Subject1 reported she thought that Victim was on the island sleeping. 
  
  Subject1 reportedly woke at dawn and observed what she thought was Victim in the water near the vessel. She reported asking Subject2 to look and confirm. Subject2 reportedly did not want to look. Subject1 placed a 911 call at about 04:58 a.m., on 06/21/2015. Subject2 remained on the island. 
  
  Upon arrival, fire fighting personnel walked out into the water, recovered Victim, and brought him back to the shoreline. According to fire fighting personnel, Victim had obvious signs of lividity on his back. They hooked Victim up on a life monitoring device. He was confirmed deceased.
  
  0 Injuries / 1 Fatality
  There was apparent alcohol involvement.  BAC results are pending.
  There was no vessel damage.
  No one on board the vessel was wearing a PFD
  The Operator/Victim did have a mandatory Boater Education Card
   