RedactedNarrative: On Tuesday September 1, 2020 I responded to a report of a capsized vessel with people in the water at Strawberry Reservoir. It was reported that the occupants had made it to shore, although one occupant was having difficulty breathing. While I was enroute, it was reported that CPR had been started on the male occupant. I arrived at Strawberry Reservoir and loaded paramedics onto my patrol boat and responded to the area north of the entrance to the narrows.
  
  We arrived on scene to find two of the marina workers continuing CPR on the male patient. CPR was taken over by paramedics at this time. I setup a landing zone for a helicopter and assisted the helicopter in landing. I met with the victim's family who reported that while underway towards the marina, 2-3 large waves came over the front of the bow of the boat causing the boat to capsize. 
  
  Four of the occupants were able to don personal flotation devices, VICTIM grabbed a type IV PFD and all began swimming toward shore. After Life Flight and paramedics exhausted their efforts, VICTIM was pronounced deceased. VICTIM's family was taken back over to the marina to meet with the responding medical examiner. The medical examiner arrived and processed the scene. VICTIM was placed on a vessel and transported to the marina. 
  
  I located the overturned vessel which was banging against the shoreline. Search and Rescue members assisted me with gathering the debris from the vessel. I was able to hook on to the vessel's bow eye and towed the vessel away from the shore. As I towed the vessel it began to overturn and righted itself. The vessel was towed to the marina and placed on its trailer with the help of a tow company. After the vessel was placed in the parking lot, I gathered information to complete this report. During my investigation, I noticed that the vessel was rated for 5 persons or 850 lbs. persons and gear. Between VICTIM which was 300+ lbs and the 4 other occupants who were grown adults, it appears the vessel was over capacity. This most likely was the reason the vessel became swamped and capsized so easily.
  