On Friday May 21, 2010 at approximately 18:20 hours a male individual reported that there were people in the water from a sunken boat just off the north jetty.  Ranger and myself responded to the jetty by truck visually saw a boat that was upside down and several people in the water.  We responded in the 24 foot boat and notified dispatch of the situation at 1824.  When we got to the area of the capsized vessel it was approximately 100 yards off the north jetty.  We found 5 people in the water a short distance from a vessel that was upside down and almost completely submerged.  At this time winds were blowing around 20 to 25 MPH with 3 - 4 foot waves.  Ranger piloted the vessel close to the people in the water and we were able to pull 3 males and 2 females into our vessel.  We asked if there was anyone else and they stated there was one other male individual but he had made it to shore.  We notified dispatch that we had everyone accounted for and requested an ambulance to check out any possible hypothermia and a possible broken ankle that a subject was complaining about.  

We returned everyone to the north courtesy dock where the ambulance arrived a short time later and checked everyone out but did not transport anyone to the local hospital.  Ranger and myself returned at this time to the submerged vessel and were able to tow it into the inner marina without incident.  

We then collected information from each person involved and agreed with the owner of the vessel that he could leave the vessel where it was until the next day when he could make arrangements to have it removed from the lake.  

On Saturday May 22, 2010 while owner was removing his vessel he stated that he self transported himself to the emergency room late Friday the 21st  complaining about the back of his head hurting.  The emergency room checked him out but did not admit him.  The vessel was rolled over and removed without incident.
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