RedactedNarrative: Taken from Monroe County Deputy addendum- On 04/13/19 at approx. 1800hrs I was off duty when I was requested by Captain to respond to Admiralty Way in the Town of Webster for the report of a drowning. 
  
  Once on scene I was briefed by Captain and was instructed to interview witnesses Subject1 and Subject2. Subject1 stated that he and Subject2 are childhood friends and they decided that they wanted to go to Bayside Pub at 279 Lake Rd. Subject1 stated that Subject2 came to his house and brought another childhood friend, Victim with him. 
  
  Subject1 stated that prior to going to Bayside, The three of them each had 2-3 alcoholic drinks. Subject1 denies any use of any recreational or prescription drugs. Subject1 stated that the group decided to canoe over to Bayside. 
  
  Subject1 stated that the trio went down a dirt path giving them access to Irondequoit Bay. Subject1 believes that he was in the front of the canoe, Victim was in the middle and that Subject2 was in the back of the canoe. 
  
  The group was able to get in the canoe and went towards Bayside Pub. Subject1 said once they got around a bend on their path the water became rocky. Subject1 said the group decided that they should head towards a nearby dock and shallow water in case they were to flip. Subject1 said while heading towards the dock Victim was joking around and making the canoe sway. 
  
  Subject1 believes the combination of rough waves plus canoe swaying caused the vessel to flip over ejecting the three males. Subject1 said that he landed near a life preserver which he held tightly and began swimming towards nearby docks. Subject1 said he was able to see Subject2 who was able to swim to the docks and hold on to them. Subject1 was able to pull himself out of the water onto the dock and saw Victim swimming, at times being submerged. 
  
  Subject1 said once on the dock he thought to get the canoe that was already on the dock in an attempt to help Victim. Subject1 lost sight of Victim while on the dock and ran up Dunbar Rd to try to raise help since he lost his cell phone in the water when the canoe flipped. Subject1 was able to raise help from Samaritan and awaited MCSO. 
  
  I then spoke to Good Sam and her husband. Good Sam stated that while she was watching television she heard an unknown individual aggressively banging on the front door of her home. Good Sam and her husband answered the door to find both Subject1 and Subject2 wet and trying to explain that the two males were canoeing with a third friend and that the friend was still in the water. Good Sam called 911 and passed along the information the best she could. West Webster Fire Department also responded to the scene and located a green 16 foot canoe approx. 1000 meters East of the docks.  They then launched their boat to sweep the area for Victim. US Coast Guard  responded and provided a boat and helicopter. A ping was conducted on Victim's phone which placed him within one quarter mile of 4657 Culver Rd.  Victim's body was recovered and transported to Monroe County Medical Examiner's Office.
  