The second man involved in the drowning accident that killed Malcolm-Jamal Warner is stable and out of the hospital, Us Weekly has learned. Elberth León, head of the Tourist Police for Costa Rica's Atlantic, told Us the patient was discharged, adding, "He was just very tired due to the struggle with the current." According to Hone Creek Clinic, the male patient "showed signs of respiratory distress after ingesting water, apparently while attempting to rescue a girl from the sea. He was rescued by [someone who had also jumped into the water to help] and transported by the Red Cross.