By Luke Garratt PUBLISHED: 15:01 EST, 16 March 2014 | UPDATED: 20:56 EST, 16 March 2014 A teenager has died from drowning, and two others were rescued, after 'getting into difficulty' swimming in a park river near a lake. West Midlands ambulance service received a call saying three young boys were experiencing trouble at Arrow Valley Country Park lake in Redditch, Worcestershire. While the other two teenagers were treated and released on the scene, 15-year-old Richard Fellows, a schoolboy from Brockhill, eventually died in Redditch's Alexandra Hospital. Arrow Valley Country Park lake, near where the young boys were swimming in the lake, before they found themselves in difficulty and the ambulance, fire and police services were called
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One teenager died, while two treated for minor injuries on the scene
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Richard Fellows, 15, was swimming with friends in River Arrow
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Air ambulance and hazard team were dispatched when they got call
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Call described teenagers getting into difficulty in lake near Redditch
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Two hour search of lake found the third teenager in the water
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He was taken to Alexandra hospital in Redditch in Worcestershire
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Pronounced dead at the hospital after they attempted resuscitation
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Tributes have been posted on social networking sites like twitter
A force spokesman said: 'Police, fire and the ambulance service were called to the @placeholder at just before 12.30pm following reports of a boy in difficulties in the water.
The 2.5 mile-wide country park features walkways and a play area and is a popular attraction with families and youngsters with the large 29-acre man-made @placeholder at its centre.