RedactedNarrative: On April 19, 2014 at 4:27 PM , Geneva Police and Geneva Fire Department Units responded to the area of the Fox River Dam (1 East Sate Street Geneva, IL) reference a water rescue of two (2) subjects who had reportedly gone over the dam in a kayak(vessel #1). Upon arrival, Geneva Police responded south of the State Street Bridge to assist in the rescuing a male subject. Injured was unconscious and transported to Delnor Hospital by Geneva Fire and Rescue. Witnesses state they saw the kayak go over the dam, about midway, with two (2) occupants and one (1) was believed to still be trapped in the boil of the dam. One witness advised Geneva Police Officers he saw the kayak being swept sideways due to swift current of the river at the top of the dam. He advised the subjects were unable to row out of the current and saw both subjects being swept over the dam into the turbulent water of the boil. Another witness was reported to be considerably distraught and crying at the scene. Witness2 stated he was the owner of Fox River Canoe and Kayak and that it was his kayak and customers who had gone over the dam. Witness2 advised Geneva Police Officers that the two subjects went sideways after launching and could not straighten the kayak out and row out of the current. Witness2 advised Geneva Police he was yelling directions to Deceased and Injured to straighten out, but both subjects were unable to correct the kayak and subsequently were washed over the dam. 
  
  Geneva Fire, along with St. Charles and Batavia Fire were successful in recovering Deceased from the boil of the dam after a two (2) hour recovery mission. Deceased was unresponsive and determined deceased. 
  
  The subjects launched on the east side of the river approximately 100'' north of the dam at the base of the canoe portage. Deceased and Injured were part of a group of six individuals (see witness information sheet) who had rented three (3) kayaks from Witness2.