Three people, ages 14, 24 and 49, died drowned in different parks of Lewisville Lake within a week, according to officials.

"None of the victims were wearing a life jacket that's the most important thing," said Lt. Jason Jones, a Texas Parks and Wildlife game warden.

Three people drowned in separate incidents at Lake Lewisville within a week, prompting authorities to emphasize the importance of water safety and life jacket use.

"None of the victims were wearing a life jacket that's the most important thing," said Lt. Jason Jones, a Texas Parks and Wildlife game warden.

HIGHLAND VILLAGE — A 14-year-old from Duncanville drowned in Lewisville Lake Saturday afternoon, authorities confirmed. This is the third drowning on Lewisville Lake in one week. Just after 3 p.m.Highland Village dispatch was notified of a missing 14-year-old male.

A man drowned in Lewisville Lake on Friday, according to officials. Multiple agencies and dive teams responded to a possible drowning early Friday afternoon off the shore of Little Elm Park, according to the Little Elm Fire Department.

The 14-year-old was swimming at Copperas Branch Park in Highland Village when he went under the water and did not resurface.