RedactedNarrative: SYNOPSIS
  On 7 June 2020, I, Ranger, was notified by Kany County Dispatch of a drowning at Lake Powell.
  
  NARRATIVE
  On stated date, I, Ranger, was notified by Kane County Dispatch of a drowning at Wahweap Stateline Launch Ramp. I inquired if the victim was swimming or was boating and was told that the incident occurred while out on the lake. I responded to the District Ranger Station to gather more information. I found that Kane County Deputy was the deputy taking the report of the incident for the Kane County Sheriff's Offfice.
  
  The incident occurred in the Wahweap Bay area of Lake Powell. It was stated that the deceased individual jumped into the lake to assist his spouse who was having difficulty staying above the water. The weather at the same time of the incident was warm, approximately 88 degrees air temperature and water temperature approximately 74 degrees.
  
  The group of individuals were not well acquainted, since the deceased had only began working with them. The group had been drinking during the day while on the boat. 
  
  During the investigation by the National Park Service, it was determined that Subject1 had to use the bathroom and the group told her to jump into the lake and urinate, which she did. She was having difficulty in the water, since the water was choppy from the wind and the deceased jumped into the lake and assisted her into the boat. 
  
  The boat was having difficulty starting and was drifting away from them, after several minutes the boat got started, and they headed to the location of the couple. The deceased assisted Subject1 back onto the back deck of the boat, by pushing her on the butt. After that act, Victim, went under the water and was grabbed by subject1 by his fingers and pulled into the boat. 
  
  CPR was started immediately as they headed to the Stateline Boat Ramp. When they arrived at the ramp someone went to the DNR Aquatic Species checkpoint and told them that someone was performing CPR on the boat ramp. A 911 telephone call was made to Glen Canyon Dispatch Center informing them of the situation. National Park Rangers were dispatched to the scene and when they arrived they observed two individuals performing CPR on an individual. If was found out that the two individuals were off-duty firefighters. The NPS Rangers requested Classic Air Medical to respond and another Ranger responded with an ambulance.
  
  When the NPS Rangers arrived on scene, they found a male with no visible trauma or deformities. His skin was pale and the eyes were half opened and bloodshot. His mouth was slightly open with a light colored vomitus of foam around his lips. AED pads were placed onto the deceased chest while CPR was being performed. After a cycle was completed, the AED was able to perform an analysis and NO SHOCK was advised. Prior to CPR continuing, a purple oropharyngeal airway placed into the deceased mouth to maintain an open airway. A bag-valve mask was used with oxygen at 15 LPM for air. CPR was performed for over 30 minutes and per NPS Protocal ultrasound machine and no cardiac activity present. All life-saving measures were ceased at 1858. The Flight Nurse and NPS Ranger informed Subject1 that Victim was deceased. Arrangements were made to get back to their camp at Lone Rock to make plans on what to do.
  
  
  