RedactedNarrative: Deputy was dispatched to an overturned canoe on the lake with 2 people in the water yelling for help. While en-route, the deputies were notified that both parties made it to shore safely. When they arrived on scene, they spoke to an officer with the Park Police. 
  
  He said that the canoe had 2 occupants when it capsized. The owner was able to swim to shore, but the operator was struggling. A bystander swam out and brought the operator to shore. The deputy then spoke with the watercraft owner. He stated that some big waves came over the side of the canoe and they panicked and tipped the canoe over. 
  
  They had life jackets in the canoe and put them on once they were in the water. The owner said he tried to bring in the operator, but was unable to and that is when the bystander swam out and assisted the operator with swimming back to shore. 
  
  The canoe sank and was not able to be saved. Deputies were notified that the operator was able to walk over to the ambulance under his own power and went to a medical center for precautionary measures. Alcohol was not a factor. The watercraft is a Total Loss.
  