BUTLER, Pa. -- Divers pulled a body from a pond in Butler County around noon Friday.

Emergency crews were called to the area near the Treesdale Golf Course Friday morning when an overturned kayak was spotted in the water.

The Adams Township police chief told Channel 11 that the apparant drowning victim was Paul Dunn.

Dunn owns and operates the Geese Police of Western Pennsylvania, a company that uses working Border Collies to control geese on local properties.

The police chief said they never saw Dunn without his life preserver, but found it later in his truck. They said they have no idea why he wasn't wearing it.

Nearby landscapers told Channel 11's Amy Marcinkiewicz that they heard geese making noise and then the kayak tipped over. The men said they tried to help before rescue crews arrived and dove into the water to try and find the man, but were unsuccessful.

The official cause of Dunn's death has not been determined.

LINK:
Geese Police Inc.com