RedactedNarrative: On 9/20/15, there was a call that came in of a possible drowning at Cutler Recreation Area. I started that direction. It was reported a male was floating face down in the water. When I arrived on scene a private boat was heading out into the water along with some medical personnel and search and rescue personnel, to go and pick up the victim. A few minutes later I heard on the radio they were doing CPR on the victim as they were bringing him back to the dock. At 12:04 they announced on the radio that CPR was stopped, and that the victim has a DNR (Do Not Resuscitate) order.
  
  The boat came back to the dock, and the unloaded the victim. They put him on the stretcher from the ambulance, and loaded him into the ambulance. His wife, who was the reporting party, got out of the boat, and I spoke with her about the incident. She told me they were in their kayaks, and he had stood up due to the fact he has poor circulation in his lower body when he sits for a while, because of an aneurysm. She said he stands up to get circulation back to his legs. After that, she said he stood up, and grabbed the bar that is attached to his kayak, and she held on to his kayak to steady him.
  
  She also told me he does not have very good balance, because of a gun shot wound he sustained many years ago. She said he lost his balance, causing both of them to fall into the water and the kayaks capsized. She said she grabbed her life jacket out of her kayak, and he said he was just going to swim to shore. He did not have his life jacket on, and it was still in his kayak. She said she saw him start swimming, so she was going to get the kayaks and go over to him. She said she kept trying to talk to him, and would have to yell his name because he had started to swim.
  
  She said she yelled his name a few times, and he would answer her, and then she yelled his name and he didn't answer her. She said she looked the direction he had started to swim and saw him floating face down in the water, not moving. At that point, she let the kayaks go and swam over to him. She said he was not breathing and she could not hear, or feel a heartbeat. She drug him to shore and tried to do CPR on him, with no success, so she swam back to the kayaks and got her cell phone out of a compartment and called 911, because she knew she needed help. She swam the kayaks back to shore and tried CPR again, with no success.
  
  Wife said when she was giving her husband rescue breaths, and chest compression, there was not a lot of water coming out of his mouth. Cache County Search and Rescue took two boats out and retrieved the kayaks where she had left them, and brought them back to the dock. The medical examiner was notified and responded to the scene, where he did his investigation, and then the mortuary took the body and will transport it to the State Medical Examiner's Office for further investigation. The ME's case number is: 201502014. The Cache County case number is: 15-C7641. No further action taken by me.