RedactedNarrative: On Sunday July 4, 2021 Cpl and I were patrolling Indian River on MP Uniform. KENT COM dispatched any available units to a CPR in progress onboard a vessel in the area of Holts Landing. Cpl and I responded to the area on MP Uniform. 
  
  We located the vessel which was described as a blue in color pontoon boat with an American flag. As Cpl approached the vessel, occupants on board started pointing towards another pontoon boat that was traveling towards Holts Landing. Cpl operated MP Uniform towards that vessel and I observed a person on board moving up and down as if they were performing CPR. 
  
  I located a CPR mask on board MP Uniform and placed in my pant cargo pocket for use if needed. As Cpl pulled alongside the pontoon boat I observed a male subject laying on the deck of boat and two male subjects performing CPR. The operator of the vessel began to slow down and we instructed him to keep going. 
  
  Cpl operated MP Uniform alongside the pontoon boat and I jumped on the boat while underway. The two subjects were performing good compressions at that time, however I observed that the victim's legs were hanging over the side door into the water. I informed the two males to pull him all the way into the boat and I took over the helm from the operator. The two male subjects pulled the victim fully into the boat and I instructed them to start compressions again. I operated the pontoon boat to Holts Landing and docked it at the ramp where EMS and Paramedics were waiting. They assisted in securing the boat and pulling the victim onto the dock.
  
  While EMS and Paramedics were providing treatment to the victim. I collected as much information as possible on scene. The operator stated him and his father were bystanders who helped get the subject onboard the vessel. Father was the subject administering compression on the pontoon boat when I got onboard. 
  
  Subject1 stated that he was the son to the victim. I asked if he could quickly tell me what happened. Subject1 stated that him, his father Victim and his son, Subject2 were all out on his pontoon boat. They were drifting, unanchored in the bay and his father Victim had to use the bathroom. He tried to urinate in a water bottle but got some on himself. He then voluntarily went to get into the water to clean himself off. Victim went to the stern of the pontoon boat to get into the water. He was attempting to get his waistline in the water to rinse off. He began exiting the vessel near the motor and was only holding on with one hand. He lost his grip and fell back first into the water and did not hit his head on anything. Victim began struggling to swim in the water. Subject1 stated he attempted to throw him a life jacket which blew away. He then threw a ring buoy to his father and jumped in the water to try and get his father's head and arms through the ring buoy. At some time during that point his father became unresponsive and he was struggling to get his father back up in the boat. This is when the Good Samaritans came for assistance.
  
  EMS and Paramedics were able to reestablish a pulse on Victim and transported him to Beebe Medical Center. Subject1 did not know where he was and stated he needed to get his pontoon boat back to Masseys Landing. I told him, with his permission I would drive his boat back to Masseys Landing and help him secure it on the trailer and he allowed me to do so. 
  
  