RedactedNarrative: On August 10, 2017, sometime after midnight, Subject1 and Operator took a canoe. Subject2 owns the canoe and they took it without her permission. 
  
  The two men then decided to paddle across Lake Fairview but since there were no paddles, they used a broom and fence spindle. They had no personal flotation devices and the canoe had no navigation lights. During their trip across the lake, the canoe capsized and both men fell into the water. They began swimming for the eastern shore of the lake and yelling for help. At 1:46 A.M., a citizen heard the cries for help and called 911. Orange County Sheriffs Office units and the Orange County Fire Department responded. Several deputies arrived at 1:50 A.M. and the Sheriffs Office helicopter arrived on scene 4 minutes later. 
  
  Master Deputy (Pilot) and Deputy (Tactical Flight Observer) were in the helicopter and located the capsized canoe and Subject1 at 1:58 A.M. Deputy deployed a floatation device from the helicopter and Subject1 initially began swimming towards it but then swam away before reaching it. The Orange County Fire Department had responded with a boat and under the direction of Deputy was able to rescue Subject1 at 2:14 A.M. at location 28 35.734'N, 081 24.289'W, the location was marked with a Pelican float. Subject1 told them that Operator was also with him, so the continued for Operator. Orange County Fire Department transported Subject1 to Florida Hospital South where he was examined and released. At 3:43 A.M., Deputy arrived on scene to assist, He launched his vessel and located the capsized canoe at 28 35.686'N, 081 24.337W, the location was marked with a Pelican float. The on scene personnel continued to search for Operator throughout the day and night using a helicopter and boats with sonar equipment. On August 11, 2017 at 2:00 A.M., Deputy located Operator, lifeless. His body was beginning to surface out of 8.8' of water at a location of 28 35.794'N, 081 24.244'W. Personnel recovered Operator's body from the lake and the Orange County Medical Examiner's Office to custody of him. The Medical Examiner determined the cause of death to be accidental drowning. 
  
  I interviewed Subject1 after he was released from the hospital and he provided additional details about the events. He said that he and Operator had both been drinking for several hours that evening. When they left in the canoe, he sat in the back paddling with a spindle and Operator was in the front paddling with a broom. Operator began fooling around "shaking" the canoe and Subject1 told him to stop, which he did. A short time later, when they were about halfway across the lake, Operator stood up and shook the canoe causing it to capsize. They both fell into the water but not injured. Operator told Subject1 to hold onto the canoe. Subject1 grabbed one end and Operator the other. Subject1 said he did not feel safe because he thought the canoe was going to sink, so he swam away and started yelling for help. He told Operator to swim away too and saw him begin to swim with him using an overhand stroke. That was the last time Subject1 saw Operator and at that time Operator was off to the right hand side of him. He said the next thing he remembers is the rescue. 
  
  The Medical Examiner's report, to include the toxicology results, is not completed at the time of this submission.