RedactedNarrative: INITIAL NOTIFICATION
  Rich County Dispatch received a 911 call about an emergency near the marina at 1209 hours. Rich Dispatch paged an ambulance at 1211 hours to respond to the marina for the medical incident with 'CPR in progress'.
  
  ARRIVAL
  Park Manager/Ranger and I were on our way into the marina with legislative tour members on our separate park patrol vessels. Ranger was flagged down first by VESSEL #1 entering the marina with the patient onboard. Ranger notified dispatch that he was with the patient and one of the group members on his vessel, who is a Rich County EMT, boarded VESSEL #1 with the patient to assist with CPR.
  
  VESSEL #1's operator then drove to the courtesy dock and I followed as we then entering the marina. As I missed some of the radio traffic as we were underway on the lake, I ensured dispatch had an ambulance en-route and that I would be with the patient at the courtesy dock. I docked the patrol vessel and obtained the first aid kit and a bag valve mask device to assist with CPR. As I approached VESSEL #1 with the patient, I found there was already another local EMT on scene with supplies. As I made contact I found the patient was now breathing, conscious and somewhat alert.
  
  INVESTIGATION
  As VICTIM was being loaded into the ambulance, I began gathering information about the incident from those involved. I was told VICTIM had been sitting on the tube/water weenie and as the boat turned to start the tow, VICTIM fell off into the water, began to struggle and was recovered by family as he lay face down in the water. The family then pulled him onboard VESSEL #1, started CPR and entered the marina where they met with Ranger. I was told that as they met with Ranger near the marina mouth, Rich County EMT and a slip renter  (EMT) then boarded VESSEL #1 and assisted with CPR/patient care.
  
  The family told me that VICTIM was wearing a PFD. They told me that he had suffered a similar medical issue about ten years ago while hunting and was flown off a mountain by helicopter to a hospital. They also told me that they found VICTIM had symptoms similar to either pericarditis or cardiac tampanode in the previous incident. No other medical issues or injuries were reported.
  
  TRANSPORT
  The decision was made by the medical personnel on scene to have VICTIM transported by helicopter to a hospital. Airmed landed at 1304 hours and left at 1320 hours. VICTIM was flown by Airmed helicopter to McKay Dee Hospital. 
  
  FOLLOW-UP
  On 8/4/2018 I was told VICTIM returned to the marina and was thanking those involved in the incident. According to Ranger, VICTIM told those he spoke with that the doctors told him he suffered a near-drowning according to doctors, not a cardiac issue as his family initially thought.
  