RedactedNarrative: On 06/29/19 Conservation Police were called to a sunken boat call on Carlyle Lake about a 1/4 mile north of Coles Creek Access. Upon arrival it was determined that all parties made it off of the boat and were back at the campsite uninjured. Upon investigation it was determined that water had been leaking in the boat around the outboard motor gasket for the duration of the boating activity for the day and that the bilge pump had quit working causing the boat to fill up with water and sink.
  
  There was no other damage to the boat. It was later determined that the operator of the boat had been consuming alcohol under age. Approximately 4 hours later he blew a .073 on a PBT after the accident and had not consumed any other alcohol or drugs since the time of the accident.
  
  Due to the under age drinking activity he was cited for carless operation of the motorboat and for no safety certificate, and for consumption of alcohol by a minor. Upon inspection of the boat I observed that the gasket had a non-marine grade caulking around the outside of it. As I pushed on the caulking you could observe water squirting out of it. I checked the bilge pump for operation. The bilge pump would not work. I could not detect any other locations that water would of entered the boat.
  