RedactedNarrative: According to statements:
  On the morning of 06/03/2017 Operator, Occupant1, Occupant2, and Victim left the residence. Their plan was to spend the day at the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. At approximately 10:38 hours, they stopped to pick up sodas and snacks at the chevron station located at 5325 S Decatur Blvd. They arrived at Lake Mead and drove directly to Heminway Harbor where they rented a boat at the Las Vegas Boat Harbor. 
  
  At approximately 12:50pm, they left the Boat Harbor aboard their Rental Boat. OPERATOR was operating the vessel. After a brief visit to Hoover Dam, they went north to the vicinity of Burro Point. They beached the boat and OCCUPANT2 went for a swim. At some point during their cruise VICTIM consumed approximately 1/2 of a 12oz can of Bud Light. After spending a short amount of time on the shore, OPERATOR drove the boat approximately 100'' off the shoreline where they were going to go swimming. OPERATOR put the boat in neutral and turned off the ignition. 
  
  OCCUPANT1 and VICTIM had a brief argument where she tried to convince VICTIM to swim with his life jacket on. VICTIM decided not to wear his lifejacket. This was his first time in the water that day and he was described as being a strong swimmer and a good diver. VICTIM''s medical history includes high blood pressure, high cholesterol and 1 stroke in 2011. VICTIM was taking medication for his high cholesterol and high blood pressure but most likely had not taken them in several days. Average wind speed was 4 mph, average air temperature was 94 degrees and average water temperature was 78 degrees. VICTIM stood on the transom of the boat next to the swim ladder preparing to dive in. He jumped as if to dive but instead hit the water slapping his chest (Belly flop). When he came up, he was saying "Oh Shit, Oh Shit" and was moving his arms and legs but was not treading water effectively. 
  
  OCCUPANT1 said "Something''s wrong" and jumped into the water with a life vest for VICTIM. VICTIM clutched the life vest with his arms. OPERATOR threw a type 4 live preserver as OCCUPANT1 returned to the boat. OPERATOR took off his boots and jumped into the water to help VICTIM. At approximately 13:42 hours, OCCUPANT1 called 911 and was connected with the Lake Mead Interagency Communications Center. Rangers and game wardens on the Lake were dispatched. 
  
  OPERATOR swam to VICTIM who was stiff but still moving his arms and legs. OCCUPANT1 moved the boat closer to VICTIM and after turning off the boats ignition, used an oar to pull VICTIM and OPERATOR towards the transom of the boat. Over the course of the rescue up to this point VICTIM had struggled to his head above water while intermittently taking brief gulps of water. Once they reached the transom of the boat, VICTIM was described as blue in color and his eyes were rolled back. 
  
  OCCUPANT1 and Occupant2 used the boats horn to flag down passing vessels for assistance. One boat showed up and one of it''s male occupants got into the water to help get VICTIM out of the water. Shortly after, a second boat arrived on scene. When GOOD SAMARITAN2 showed up, he brought his boats starboard side to the starboard side of the rental boat. GOOD SAMARITAN2 saw OPERATOR and the male occupant of the other boat trying to lift VICTIM into the rental boat. GOOD SAMARITAN2 jumped into the water and pushed while the other men pulled. While pulling VICTIM onto the boat, his forehead hit the deck causing a minor laceration and a lump. GOOD SAMARITAN2 started CPR. After one round of chest compressions GOOD SAMARITAN2 found a weak pulse. 
  
  At approximately 14:01, Nevada Department of Fish and Game (NDOW) arrived on scene and VICTIM was transferred to their boat. After the transfer, VICTIM was described as purple...