On 6-8-13, at approximately 1437hrs. Officer received a call of a subject in the water on the tippecanoe river.  The caller advised that subjects are calling for help from the water.  We went en route from the oakdale dam area.
We arrived at 11811 w tecumseh bend rd as the medics got there.  When we arrived, i saw a group of subjects standing around a male subject sitting on the ground.  The medics were talking to that subject.
As the medics talked to him, i spoke to the victim's sister.  I asked her what had happened.  She stated that Operator and his girlfriend were in a canoe together and that occupant started screaming that Operator fell out of the canoe and had not resurfaced.  
They were able to get him out of the water and subject pounded on his chest until he coughed up water and started breathing again.  They were able to get him to shore where he was when i arrived.  Subject stated that she has a seizure disorder and that her brother has not been diagnosed with the disorder, but it appeared that he may have been having a seizure when he was pulled from the water.

I then spoke to occupant.  She is the victim's fiancée.  She stated that she and Operator were talking about how much fun they were having on the trip and then she noticed that his eyes rolled in the back of his head and he fell out of the canoe.  Occupant said that she did not see Operator for about a minute and was screaming for help.  The people were able to get Operator onto an island and he then started to breth while out there.  A motor boat assisted them in getting to shore, but was not on scene when i arrived.  They were out of the water behind 18111 tecumseh bend rd. When i arrived.
The water output of the dam was 5971 cubic feet per second.  At 9000 cubic feet per second nipsco warns the residents below the dam of flood conditions.  On 6-10-13 i spoke to occupant and she told me that Operator was released from the hospital and had a few cuts and scrapes, but they did not find a reason for him falling from the canoe.
Brookston