RedactedNarrative: At approximately 1817hrs on 5-7-17 I was dispatched to the area of Alfrey Boat Ramp on a boat that had sunk and one person had not been located. While en route I met a deputy who had located the other three individuals from the boat at "fishing point" where they had been picked up and brought to by another boater.
  
   I proceeded to the marina and launched the patrol boat to continue the search. Ofcs were in route to the area of fishing point to interview the three individuals who had been on the boat. At approximately 1905hrs Morehead Search and Rescue located a female floating facedown in the area where the boat sank and began CPR and transported her to the area of fishing point. All parties were transported to St. Claire Medical by ambulance where she was pronounced dead by the Coroner at 2010hrs. Ofcs followed them to the hospital and conducted video interviews of the three witnesses. The other three individuals were released by the hospital shortly after. 
  
  All parties state that the boat had been sluggish and they were having trouble getting it up on "plane". Subjects stated the boat started taking on water and sinking and they all started swimming towards the bank. One person stated there were pfd's on the vessel, however; none were obtained or worn by any of the individuals. The three survivors claimed to have grabbed debris to help them float to the bank. The individuals stated that due to the high winds and choppy water they lost sight of victim and never saw her after she started swimming. Subject was operating the boat at the time; a search warrant for a blood draw was obtained and executed, blood is pending.  Search for the boat continued the next date with no confirmation on the location of the boat. 
   
  
  