Investigations are underway in Boca Raton. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is involved, along with local units. A report was made by someone on a boat.
This person alerted authorities to a body in the water. Further information can be found through local news sources, such as WPTV, as details about the incident are limited at this time. Authorities are working to gather more information about the body found off the coast.
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