Authorities say two adults and a kid were rescued last week when their rubber raft began sinking in the rough seas of Lake Washington.

The rubber raft that the two adults and a two-year-old toddler were sitting in at the Stan Sayres boat pier was swept away by heavy winds and powerful waves, according to the Seattle Police Department’s Harbor Unit.

According to investigators, neither the adults nor the youngster was wearing life jackets.

The raft began to take on water as it approached the I-90 floating bridge, according to authorities. Adults and children were both dragged into the turbulent sea.
According to KIRO-TV, the tumultuous waters were 52 degrees, chilly enough to produce hypothermia in roughly one hour.

After their raft began sinking in Lake Washington in Seattle on Wednesday, Seattle police assisted in the rescue of two men and a two-year-old child. A group of good Samaritans who attempted to assist were also rescued by officers.

The police agency posted a video of officers rescuing the two adults and youngsters. The passengers of a private watercraft that had hurried to the area to assist were also rescued by officers.

As they pull an adult out of the water, a rescuer can be heard exclaiming, “I got you!” “Everyone is on board. They’re excellent, “One of the rescued adults is told by an officer. Exposure was treated for all of the victims. There were no hospitalizations.