RedactedNarrative: April 4, 2019
  At approximately 13:45, I was notified by dispatch of a possible drowning at West Boggs.  According to dispatch, the incident was reported by the Daviess County Sheriff's Office.  DC Dispatch advised that they had been contacted by Subject1, who stated that a person had fallen overboard on the north end of the lake.  He stated that the subject could not swim and that he had been pulled from the water but was dead.
  
  I arrived at the West Boggs boat ramp shortly after and observed a boat with two male occupants waving at me.  I made contact with the operator, Subject1, and he stated that he had been flagged down on the north end of the lake by a boater near the east bank.  Subject1 stated that as he got closer, he could see an arm sticking out of the water.  He stated that the other man in the boat seemed to be in shock, but had told him that his brother had fallen into the water and drowned.  The brother was able to grab him while in the water but couldn't pull him into the boat. Instead, he had hooked a rope around his arm and tied him to the boat.
  
  At this time, I overheard radio traffic that the victim was near the last residence on Pine Tree Road at the north end of the lake.  Upon arrival to this location, I met with ISP Trooper and two Daviess County Deputies who were arriving at the same time as me.  At the water's edge, I observed a red Dyna Trak boat with an older male subject sitting in the boat.  
  
  The man, Occupant, stated that his brother had fallen into the water and was dead.  He stated that his brother's body was on the other side of the boat still in the water.  At this time, I entered boat and observed the male victim submerged beside the boat.  He had an anchor line attached to his arm holding him at the surface.  As I attempted to talk with Occupant, it was apparent that he was very confused and in shock from the incident.  He stated that the victim was his brother, Victim, and that he had jumped off the front of the boat to get his line untangled.  Subject was unable to give me his correct age and couldn't remember his address.
  
  At this time, we were able to pull the front of the boat into the shore and remove the deceased victim from the water and onto the bank.  The victim was wearing a flannel shirt, black pants, and tennis shoes.  He was also still wearing his glasses.  There were no odd marks or visible injuries on face, head, or hands.  There was very little water or fluids coming from mouth.  Deputy located the victim's wallet in his pocket and ID'd him by his operator's license.  The wallet also contained various insurance cards and $507 in cash.  The wallet was secured and later given to Deputy Coroner.
  
  At this time, I decided to get Occupant away from the scene and back to the boat ramp area.  I rode along with occupant in his boat back to the ramp.  During the ride, Occupant seemed to get more coherent.  On the ride back, he stated that he and his brother had gotten to the lake just after daylight this morning.  He stated that they normally fish West Boggs 6-8 times a year.  He stated that they were fishing in the north end of the lake and had caught several crappie and blue gills.  As they fished the location where the accident had occurred, his brother, who was fishing from the front of the boat, had gotten his lure hung on a log under the water.  He stated that he had cussed a couple of times about getting hung and was trying to retrieve his line.  Occupant stated that he then fell into the water face first.  When he hit the water, Victim only moved his arms a couple of time, and then went motionless.  According to Occupant, his brother didn't say anything after he hit the water.  He stated that he could not get him back into the boat, so he used an anchor line to wrap around his arm so he would not sink.  After securing the line, he stated that he didn't have a phone and didn't know what to do.  He later flagged down a nearby boat to get help.  He estimated that he had sat there nearly an hour.
  
  Back at the ramp, I assisted Occupant with securing the boat on the trailer and pulled it into the parking lot.  There were no containers of alcohol or any illegal substances in the boat. When asked if his brother had been drinking, Occupant stated that his brother never drank alcohol.  The coolers in the boat contained only food, water, and soft drinks.  Although he was getting better, Occupant still seemed disoriented.  We then called for the ambulance service to check him out.  At this time, I left the boat ramp and went back to the location of the accident.  Boggs manager stayed with subject until EMS arrived.