RedactedNarrative: On August 26, 2018 at 11:52 hours, I was contacted by a staff member of Jordanelle State Park who reported a vessel was sinking at the main docks. Upon arrival on scene I met with victim1 who was bleeding from her right forearm. VICTIM1 reported that she was scratched  by dogs she was trying to save as she swam towards shore. 
  
  Ranger provided first aid care to VICTIM1 for her scratches. The vessel, a 1999 Fineline Falcon was partially submerged about 15 feet off shore. The occupants inside were bailing water, waiting for the boat trailer to arrive. VICTIM1 explained that her daughter VICTIM2 received a propeller cut and was taken by personal vehicle to Park City Hospital by an ER nurse that was on scene. After the Vessel was placed on the trailer I met with the owner/operator who explained that while on the water the vessel began taking on water in the engine compartment. She quickly started returning to shore. When she came off plane in the no wake zone, the vessel slowed abruptly tossing the occupants inside. As they were able to get closer to shore, the occupants were abandoning the vessel when VICTIM2 received a propeller cut on the bottom of her left foot and toes. I performed a quick vessel inspection and then transported subject to Park City Hospital to check on VICTIM2. At the hospital VICTIM2 was having her foot stitched for the propeller cuts she had received. The vessel sustained water damage throughout, and the engine appeared to be seized. It appears a hose for the water/cooling intake broke and filled the vessel with water. The engine overheated and seized.
  