RedactedNarrative: SUMMARY: 
  
  On May 5, 2016 at approximately 1449 hours dispatch was notified of a person who fell off of a kayak and was calling for help. I responded to the location with a National Park Service (NPS) boat and began a hasty search. The search was called off at 1900 hours due to windy weather and the lack of clues. The search resumed on May 6, 2016 at 0700 hours. Recovery of the victim is ongoing.
  
  INITIAL CALL: 
  
  On May 5, 2016 at approximately 1449 hours dispatch was notified of a person in distress at Lone Rock Beach. The person had fallen off of an inflatable kayak and was calling for help. The weather was clear with winds of 20-35 miles per hour moving southwest to northeast.
  
  MY ACTIONS:
  
  I responded to the area and began a hasty search for the missing person. I made contact with a NPS boat also on scene. NPS Ranger1 asked me to make contact with a bass boat. The bass boat had picked up the inflatable kayak and taken it to shore. I asked the operator to take me to the location where he picked up the kayak. I followed the boat and marked the location, 37 degrees 01.490 minutes north and 111 degrees 32.071 minutes west. I then began a shoreline search attempting to locate the missing person. the missing person's last known location was 37 degrees 01.939 minutes north 111 degrees 31.929 minutes west.
  
  NPS units on the shore talking to witnesses said they thought the missing person belonged with a group of kayakers. The kayaks were green in color and had women and girls wearing long dresses. I made contact with the group matching the description. I asked if there was a member of their party missing. They mentioned there was another person with them on a paddle board but he was advised to stay on shore due to the winds. I asked the members of the group to climb aboard so I could take them to shore due to the hazardous water conditions. Once we arrived to the shore they located their other member on the beach. I left to continue the search. 
  
  An NPS land unit directed me to a location on the water and asked that I mark the location. I marked 37 degrees 32.071 minutes north 111 degrees 32.122 minutes west. I began to search nearby coves and canyons for any signs of the missing person. A NPS unit on the beach directed me to a dark spot on the water in Lone Rock Canyon. I responded to the area and identified the dark spot on the water as floating tumbleweed. The search was called off due to windy conditions and the lack of clues.
  
  Recovery operations resumed on May 6, 2016 at 0700 hours. After the briefing I interviewed the wife of the victim who informed me her husband had type 1 diabetes and had a diabetes incident due to low blood sugar earlier in the day. The victim had taken some Life Saver candies and felt fine after. Victim did not take any insulin and his blood sugar was not checked. Wife said Victim was wearing a black hat and cut off jean shorts. wife was in their camper when he set off on in the inflatable kayak. Victim had not consumed any alcohol and wife says due to his diabetes he did not drink alcohol at all. Victim was prescribed the following medications: Naproxen 500 mg twice per day, Mirtazapine 30 mg once per day, Lyrica 200 mg once per day, Chantix 1 mg once per day, Levitra 20 mg once per day, Bupropion 300 mg once per day. Wife said Victim was diligent about taking his medication and followed the dosage and time carefully. Victim also had two types of insulin: Lantus SoloStar and NovoLog Flexpen which he used to control his type 1 diabetes.  
  
  Victim was recovered on 05/06/16 at approximately 1915 hours and taken for a medical examination. 
  