RedactedNarrative: Operator and his two passengers were boating at Tuttle Creek when a strong micro burst approached.  The operator began to travel toward the boat ramp when the vessel lost power and began to take on water from the large waves.  The operator was able to get the vessel to shore and exit the vessel before the storm reached them.  Passenger called 911 and dispatch of their situation.  Pottawatomie Co Sherriff Office notified Officers of the situation and location of the vessel.  officers arrived at the vessel at approximately 1730 hrs.  The vessel was filled with water and sitting against the rock on the port side of the vessel.  All three individuals in the vessel were transported to the Spillway State Park boat ramp.  The vessel was left on the shore line until the operator could retrieve it.  The operator retrieved the vessel the  next day and Officer took pictures of the vessel's damage.  All damage that occurred was a direct result of the waves pushing the vessel against the rocks during the storm.  On the hull of the vessel there were multiple large holes that were located along the keel and chine points.  These holes were cut through the hull and causing the vessel to take on water.
NameOfBodyOfWater: Tuttle Creek Reservoir
NearestCityTown: Manhattan                     