RedactedNarrative: On 5/27/2017 at approximately 0900hr, I, Ofc. with MD Natural Resources Police responded to the report of a canoe overturned in Mallow's Bay. According to reports from dispatch there were two subjects on the canoe when it flipped over, a male subject and female subject. It was reported by dispatch that the female subject was wearing a life jacket and the male subject was not. Dispatch also stated that CPR was in progress on the male subject at Mallow's Bay Park where both subjects were taken in to. 
   
  Upon arrival to Mallow's Bay Park, Off. and I made contact with the female subject and family who were on scene. Subject1 stated that she was sitting in the front of the canoe and her son Subject2 was seated behind her. While she was taking pictures she suddenly felt shaking in the canoe and it then flipped over. When Subject1 looked around for her son in the water, she noticed him about 10ft away, facedown in the water. Subject1 stated that at no time did Subject2. move or attempt to swim at any point after the canoe flipped over. 
  
   During this time father who was on shore looking through binoculars noticed that their canoe was overturned and could not see either of them in the water. Father quickly yelled to a subject who was kayaking near by and asked him to help. Upon good sam’s arrival to the subjects in the water he noticed a female subject with her life jacket on and a male subject facedown, unresponsive with no life jacket. Due to stability on the kayak he was unable to flip the subject over. He then called 911 on his cell phone to advise of the accident. During this time a nearby vessel was able to be flagged down and came to their assistance. The owner on the vessel pulled both subjects from the water and took them to shore at Mallow's Bay Park. 
   
   Subject1 refused treatment from EMS, and CPR had begun on Subject2
   
   During this time the vessel went back out to remove the canoe from the water. The canoe was released to Father onscene.
   
   
  Subject2 was taken to Charles Regional Hospital in LaPlata, MD where he was later pronounced dead at 1101hrs. 
   
   All events occurred in Charles County, MD
  