RedactedNarrative: On 04/11/15 at approximately 1738 hours, I was dispatched to Clopper Lake at Seneca Creek State Park for a report of a capsized vessel and water rescue. Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) and Montgomery County Fire and Rescue (MCFR) were also en route.
  
  Upon arrival, I met with MCPD, MCFR, and Ranger of the Maryland Park Service (MPS). I was advised that a kayak with three people on board had capsized in Clopper Lake, but all three people had made it to shore upon arrival of emergency personnel. All three were being evaluated by MCFR personnel. Two subjects refused medical treatment. The other subject was being transported to Holy Cross Germantown Hospital for hypothermia. 
  
  Upon speaking with vessel owner and occupant, I was advised of the following. He had taken his father  and sister out onto Clopper Lake on his kayak. The boat was a red Jackson Kayak "Big Tuna" sit-on-top kayak. Subject advised that while out in the middle of the lake, the wind was gusting and the water was choppy. Subject said that a strong gust of wind caused the kayak to capsize and all three subjects to fall overboard into the water. Subject advised that all three subjects were wearing lifejackets. Subject advised that he could not upright the kayak because his sister was holding onto it, so they unsuccessfully attempted to swim to shore with the kayak. Subject said that they were eventually able to right the kayak and get his sister back into the vessel. Subject advised that he took his sister to shore and returned to help his father, assisted by a bystander. Subject advised that he thought everyone was in the water for approximately 15 minutes.
  
  Upon speaking with Ranger \, I was advised that he and MCFR personnel responded to the scene in an MPS boat and observed all three occupants and the kayak on shore upon their arrival. Ranger confirmed that sister was still wearing a lifejacket, and advised that there were two other lifejackets on shore but that it appeared the other two occupants had taken them off to get warm. 
  
  Subject confirmed that there were no injuries aside from father’s hypothermia and that there was no damage to the kayak. All events occurred in Montgomery County, Maryland.
   