RedactedNarrative: One man was killed, and another was injured in a kayaking incident on Lake Michigan. According to the Michigan State Police St. Ignace Post, troopers were dispatched to Schoolcraft County's Thompson Township around 3:15 p.m. on Monday, June 4 to assist two men who had been kayaking in Lake Michigan off South Barques Point Trail. Upon arrival, troopers learned that a Department of Natural Resources conservation officer used his jet ski to reach and rescue one of the men and transport him to safety on land, but another man had gone underwater and was missing. The rescued man was taken by ambulance to Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital. According to the MSP, the CO and a Manistique Public Safety officer had attempted to reach and rescue the second man but were unable to locate him. During the rescue attempt, the Manistique Public Safety officer was injured and sought treatment at Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital for water inhalation. The Schoolcraft County Sheriff's Marine Division, with assistance from the conservation officer, later located the man's body which was retrieved by a MSP dive team. No foul play is suspected, but alcohol is believed to be a factor, police said. The Schoolcraft County Sheriff's Department, Manistique EMS, Sault Tribal Law Enforcement and the U.S. Coast Guard also assisted at the scene.