While the ship was at sea on the last leg of a four-day Caribbean cruise, a six-year-old boy drowned

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According to Detective Javier Baez of the Miami-Dade Police Department, Qwentyn Hunter from Winter Garden was playing with his 10-year old brother in a pool on board the Carnival Cruise Ship Victory on Sunday when he was spotted motionless under the water.
"I saw the little boy with his family, enjoying himself, and out of nowhere I heard all of this commotion hotels in guadalajara mexico and I realized it was the same little boy I had seen playing with his older brother and his mother and his father in the very shallow end of the pool," explained Shaw. "I actually lifted the boy up, I actually helped prop his body up into the proper position so they could perform CPR," she said.
But tragically, it wasn't enough to save him. "Everyone was crying, the family was distraught. They had to pull the mother away and the father. The father was next to his son pleading and begging his son to stay alive," explained Shaw, also crying when she recalled hotels in guadalajara mexico the moment.
While the ship was at sea on the last leg of a four-day Caribbean cruise, a six-year-old boy drowned in the midship pool.  He was at the pool area with other family members at the time, Carnival Cruise Line said in the statement. Carnival extends its heartfelt sympathy to the family during this very difficult time. The company s CareTeam is providing assistance and support.