Operator A was canoeing alone on York Pond.  Operator A was not wearing a PFD.  Information provided by Operator A's son was that Operator A had a medical issue with blood pressure medicine which made him dizzy and fall when standing up.  The son witnessed Operator A falling in his home previous to the boating incident.  The son said Operator A prefered to stand up when attempting to land a fish.  The son also advised Operator A did not know how to swim.  Operator A did have a PFD onboard but it was  behind the seat of the canoe and was still with the canoe when it was located.  Operator A contacted the son and advised him he was going fishing at York Pond.  When the son failed to hear from Operator A at midnight he became concerned.  The son went to York Pond and saw Operator A's truck parked at the boat landing.  The son went out in another boat with a friend and located Operator A's overturned canoe.  The son then contacted York Police.  York Police contacted York Fire and Rescue and they arrived with another boat. York Fire and Rescue located Operator A floating in the water approximately two hundred yards from the overturned canoe.
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