RedactedNarrative: Officer1 and Officer2 responded to a boating accident that occurred on Worden Pond in So. Kingstown on 4-16-16 at approximately 1019 hours involving an overturned vessel with 3 subjects in the water   So. Kingstown Fire and Rescue and police were also responding.  Upon arrival all three subjects were being treated by rescue and later were transported to So. County Hospital and treated for hypothermia.  Officer1 observed and overturned 12' white semi vee hull that the wind had push up near shore across from the Worden Pond Family Campground. Two witnesses stated that they saw the men floating with the overturned vessel in the middle of the pond.  The winds eventually pushed them to shore.  The vessel capacity is 3 persons at 150lbs totaling to 450lbs or 500lbs of persons, motor, and gear.  The weights of the passengers were: 168lbs, 160lbs, 180lbs according to their driver's license. The outboard weight was 84lbs totaling to 592lbs not accounting for any other gear onboard.  There was also a full 6-gallon tank of fuel weighing a total of 50lbs.  Most likely the vessel was overloaded by 100lbs and as much as 200 lbs.  
  
  Officer2 interviewed the subjects at the hospital.  He reported that the men were heading back to the ramp when a wave come over the bow and rolled the boat over. Life jackets were not worn at the time of the accident.  The men stayed with the boat until they could walk back to shore.  They were in the water for approximately 45 minutes.  During the interview the men were shivering severely displaying signs of hypothermia.  
  
  Based on the details of the incident it appears that weather was the primary cause of the accident.  Overloading was also a contributing factor.  There was no damage to the boat and the outboard should be salvageable.