RedactedNarrative: On May 12th, 2017, at approximately 2100 hours; the operator 1 and passenger 1 of vessel 1 began to travel from Mustard Island in the Androscoggin River to the mainland near Bay Bridge Landing in Brunswick. 
  
  While traveling across the span between the island and mainland, the passenger reported that the operator suddenly became ill and fell overboard. Passenger 1 then attempted to maneuver the vessel back to the operator, unsuccessfully. Passenger 1 then attempted to jump into the water and recover the operator 1. The passenger claimed to have held on to the operator for some time before having to let go to save himself. 
  
  The passenger believes the operator was unconscious as soon as he hit the water and believes him to have been deceased even while he held onto him. The passenger was able to make it to shore were he located the boat still running on shore. He then boarded the vessel and attempted to return to the landing. At this point he was located by rescue crews and rushed to the nearest hospital where he was treated for hypothermia. 
  
  The operator was not recovered. There were 4 life jackets on board the vessel. 2 were strapped to the seat of the vessel and two were in a bag. Later on the passenger admitted to using crack cocaine, while on the island. This may or may not have contributed to the incident.
  