RedactedNarrative: On 6/28/2017 at approximately 1533 hours, I game Warden responded with National Park Service to Special Events Beach at Lake Mead National Recreation Area. It was reported that there were four people in the water and that there was a potential drowning victim. Upon Arrival at the reported location there was one victim on the beach; bystanders were performing CPR on the victim. 
  
  NPS Rangers took over CPR from the Bystanders. We performed CPR on the victim for approximately 15 minutes. Additional NPS medics and rangers performed various lifesaving procedures to try and revive Victim.
  
  At approximately 1600 hours, Community Ambulance Advanced Life Support units arrived on scene and assisted with medical care. Revival efforts were unsuccessful, NPS Medical Control announced the time of death at 1618 hours. 
  
  It was reported that Victim was on a paddleboard without a life jacket (PFD), fell off of the paddle board and was unable to get back to the paddle board. There were three additional individuals in the water at the time, they were not in distress, nor were they able to assist Victim. The remaining three individuals were picked up by and NPS Vessel that was launched. 
  
  Victim was assisted to shore by bystanders who swam out to him wearing PFDs. 
  
  Friends of Victim stated that he consumed between 2 to 4 beers throughout the day prior to going out on the paddle board. They stated that Victim had not been wearing a PFD and that he was not a strong swimmer.
  