RedactedNarrative: On 7/15/2017 Deputy and I were on patrol on Lake Pleasant during a severe thunderstorm. While conducting multiple rescues during the storm I noticed a white watercraft partially swamped with its port side in the water and starboard side on the shoreline of Operation point.
  
  As I was on my way to a rescue I passed this watercraft seeing all occupants had made it safely to the shoreline and were trying to secure their watercraft to keep it from floating further into the main bay. I advised them I would be back to assist them as people were in the water from a boat which had sunken at a separate area of the lake.
  
  Once the storm had subsided I was able to make it back to the individuals on Operation Point. The watercraft  was a bayliner which was facing south on the east side of Operation Point. Due to a language barrier I was unable to confirm if the owner was the operator of the watercraft. There were 5 other adults on the watercraft as well as one male juvenile. There were no injuries to any party involved.
  
  While trying to speak with owner I was able to determine the waves were too great and began to crest over the front of his boat causing him to take on water. owner said the boat was able to make it to the shoreline where it became stranded on the rocks. They ran an anchor line to shore to try to keep the vessel from drifting from shore. Due to the language barrier and multiple rescues being conducted on the water the names of the additional 6 male subjects was not obtained but ensured they did not sustain any injuries and they all had their PFD''s on.
  
  My MCSO body worn camera was active for the duration of this call.