RedactedNarrative: On 18 September 2021, Operator launched the boat described above from Okie Beach on Alcova Reservoir with 8 other occupants. Operator stated that he launched the boat between 13:30 hrs and 14:00 hrs, however based on accounts from the subjects involved in the boat accident and the timing of the radio dispatch, the actual time of launch would have been closer to 14:45 hrs or 14:50 hrs. 
  
  At the time of launching wind speeds were ranging between 15 mph and 25 mph out of the southwest. Operator was the operator of the boat and after launching, began travelling toward Sandy Beach. After less than 10 minutes of operating the watercraft, Operator decided the water conditions were too rough and turned the boat around in an attempt to return to Okie Beach. 
  
  At that time waves began breaking over the gunwhales and bow of the boat; Operator slowed down to reduce the amount of water coming into the boat but was unable to reduce the amount of water entering the watercraft. Operator stated that it took less than five minutes for the boat to capsize after they first began taking on water and that the entire duration of the event from launching to capsize was approximately 10 minutes. 
  
  Operator stated that all occupants except 2 people were wearing life jackets, however one person’s life jacket was too big and slipped off once she was in the water. All nine individuals were then rescued by two passing boats that pulled them from the water and returned them to Okie Beach. 
  
  At approximately 15:30 hrs, Natrona County Sheriff Deputy arrived on scene and all individuals were out of the water and at the Okie Beach boat launch. One person was cold and exhibiting symptoms of shock while another was having difficulty breathing; both were transported to Wyoming Medical Center via ambulance and were treated and released. 
  
  Game Warden arrived at 15:58 hrs, and noticed that Operator was drug/alcohol impairment; Warden performed the NASBLA Standardized Field Sobriety Tests and subsequently arrested and transported Operator to the Natrona County Detention Center. 
  
  E&F towing loaded and impounded the watercraft. 
  