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GEORGETOWN | Authorities have released the name of a teenager who drowned in a mountain lake in Colorado on the Fourth of July.
Clear Creek County sheriff’s officials say 19-year-old Victor Farmer, of Centennial, died after he jumped into St. Mary’s Lake on Saturday afternoon and didn’t resurface. A dive team recovered his body about two hours after he entered the water.
Farmer was visiting the area with friends.
No other information was released.
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