RedactedNarrative: On July 4th, 2016 at approximately 1253 hours, I was on a routine boat patrol and a vessel outside of Hall's Crossing Marina contacted me for assistance. After approaching, the passengers informed me that a houseboat near the mouth of Hall's Creek Bay was disabled and taking on water. 
  
  I found the houseboat "Hakuna Matata" near buoy 93, where it was sitting idle in the water. The starboard side pontoon of "Hakuna Matata" was damaged and a few feet underwater. 
  
  The operator informed me that he and the 11 passengers on the houseboat noticed the damage around buoy 77 and cruised all the way to buoy 93 in an attempt to get "Hakuna Matata" back to Bullfrog. At this time Operator told me that the houseboat was not taking on any water. 
  
  Operator also said that the starboard side pontoon  had recently received maintenance. He claimed that they did not collide with anything to inflict damage to the starboard side pontoon. I informed Operator that we needed to get the houseboat to a safe location immediately so that he and the passengers would not be on board in the event of a capsized vessel. 
  