RedactedNarrative: On Saturday July 27, 2019 at approximately 5:13 PM, officers of the Maryland Natural Resources Police responded by patrol boat to a report of a person in distress on a boat near Hart-Miller Island. Baltimore County Police Marine Unit and Bowleys Quarters Volunteer Fire Department boats also responded. The Baltimore County Police boat was first on scene followed by the Fire Department boats then my boat. There was an unconscious male onboard Maryland registered vessel MD 2476 BZ named "Easy Come Easy Go", a 41'6" Sea Ray cabin motorboat. I witnessed Fire Department personnel performing CPR on the victim.
  We made contact with a good Samaritan boat and he informed us that he was a passenger on the Sea Ray and he jumped in the water in attempt to rescue the victim. I asked him to tell me the facts surrounding the incident. He told me that the boat picked up the victim from Bowleys Quarters Marina, in Galloway Creek, and then traveled to off the north-east side of Hart-Miller Island where the boat came to a stop. Subject told me that the victim jumped from the boat, in what he guessed was "in an attempt to cool off". Subject said the victim struggled in the strong current and then Subject jumped in the water while holding an orange life jacket in attempt to rescue the victim. Other persons on board the boat also jumped in the water to pull Victim back onboard. Subject was picked up by the Good Samaritan vessel due to the current of the water. We transported Subject back to the Sea Ray after interviewing him.
  
  When the vessel approached Hart Miller Island, the occupants on board wanted to “cool off” and several occupants entered the water to swim. The victim jumped from the swim platform and immediately began to struggle in the water. Several passengers were able to rescue him from the water and he was placed on the swim platform of the vessel. Witness accounts state that the victim was “blue” and not breathing. CPR was administered until EMS personnel arrived on scene.
  
  Baltimore County PD (Marine Units) and EMS arrived on location and the victim was transported to Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center where he was pronounced deceased by Dr. . I contacted the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (OCME) and spoke with Forensic Investigator. FI made arrangements for the decedent to be transported to the OCME for autopsy.