RedactedNarrative: Deputies were dispatched to the lake for a possible drowning. A small boat was spinning out of control and there was a man in the water, then the man had gone under the water.
  
  When one of the deputies arrived, he saw the boat spinning about 50 yards out from the shoreline. There were two other boats nearby, a pontoon and a fishing boat. The pontoon operator came to get the deputy and brought him to the scene. The deputy was able to get the spinning boat stopped by throwing an anchor into it, and the anchor rope tangled in the motor. The deputy, with help from the pontoon boat occupants (listed as witnesses) secured the stopped boat.
  
  The pontoon boat and the aluminum fishing boat were anchored near a yellow buoy, which marked the spot where the man had gone under the water. The deputy asked what had occurred. The passenger on the pontoon boat said his son and grandson (occupants of the aluminum fishing boat and listed as witnesses) had waved them down. He said he then saw the out-of-control boat. The son was able to throw a lifejacket to the man in the water, but he went under before he could get the life jacket. The son then dove into the lake in an attempt to bring the victim to safety. He was unable to get the man, who never surfaced.
  
  Deputies and a first responder used sonar to try to locate the victim. They marked something on the bottom of the lake, near the pontoon boat. The dive team arrived and at 2344 hours, the victim was found in 16 feet of water.
  
  A deputy talked with the son and grandson (witnesses) the following day. The grandson stated that he and his father were out on the lake fishing when he heard a boat drive past. He said it sounded like the boat was going wide open. He stated that his dad mentioned that he heard a loud bang. The grandson looked over and observed a small boat driving in circles with no one in the boat. He and his father then observed a man in the water attempting to swim to shore. They rushed to the location and his father threw a life jacket to the man, but he was unable to grab it. The man then went under the water. The man never said anything to him or his father. When the man went under, the father dove in to try and save the man, but he was unable to reach him.
  
  The deputy then spoke to the son. He stated that he and his son were out fishing. He heard a boat drive past and his son stated that "the boat was flying." He advised that the boat's motor seemed to be at full throttle. He then cast his line out and looked away from the boat. He said he heard a loud bang. He looked back toward the boat and saw it going around in circles. He thought it was possibly "some kids screwing around." His son then said he didn't think there was anyone in the boat. He then saw the man in the water attempting to swim to shore. They rushed over to him and saw that his head was almost completely under water. He attempted to throw a life jacket to him. The man was still attempting to swim and he hit the life jacket twice, but then went under water. He told his son to call 911 and then he dove in the water to attempt to save the man. He dove down 4-5 times but was unable to reach or find him. They threw out a fishing buoy/marker to mark the spot he went under.
  
  The actual incident was unobserved and it is unknown what caused the boat to go out of control and throw the man overboard.
  
  The victim was not wearing a life jacket. Alcohol was a factor in the incident.