RedactedNarrative: The sheriff's office received a report of two people swimming away from a tipped canoe in the lake. When the deputy arrived, he observed a person in the water across the bay. Another person on a paddle board was paddling towards the person in the water. The deputy observed a juvenile female in the ambulance on shore. The man who was in the water also went to the ambulance to be checked out.
  
  The deputy spoke with a bystander who stated he had been running round the lake when he noticed a group of people on the shore facing the water. When he approached the crowd he observed two people splashing in the water. He went searching for a boat and found a woman with a small kayak. He paddled the kayak out to the people in the water, who both grabbed on to the kayak. The canoe they had been in was taken away by the wind. 
  
  The man in the kayak tried to paddle both into shore but was struggling with the waves and wind. He brought the young girl to shore while the man (the girl's father) attempted to swim to shore. Another man took a paddleboard out to the man still in the water. He got the man to shore. Both people from the canoe had been wearing life jackets. Neither of the men who went out to help them were wearing one. The two people from the canoe were taken to the hospital via ambulance to be checked out. Alcohol was not a factor. The canoe was located the following day and had no damage.
  