RedactedNarrative: On the morning of June 11, 2016 at 0250 hours I was called by dispatch and informed of a boat that was dead in the water and against the dam at Sand Hollow Reservoir.  I responded and was in radio contact with two Hurricane PD officers who were out on foot with the boat passengers on top of the dam.  I got on the Sand Hollow boat and made my way over.  I contacted the boat at approximately 0321 hours.  All passengers were off the boat and it was in the northwest corner of the dam.  The port side was against the rocks with waves rocking it.
  
  The group was asked if they wanted to leave it or try to tow it.  They wanted to recover it on the spot.  I ensured it was not taking on water and then threw a rope to 4X25 who clipped onto the bow.  I began underway and made our way to the dock without incident.  They asked for assistance pulling the boat out.  I backed their van with their permission and a Hurricane officer loaded it onto the trailer.
  
  The other Hurricane officer transported the group of four to the boat ramp where their van was.  Then I asked about the events of the night.  Subject was the owner and operator of the boat.  They launched around 2200 hours and quickly noticed they had not put the drain plug in.  They pulled back out and put the plug in.  They were then fishing near the north dam when the storm started coming in.  Subject2 could not get the anchor up into the boat and thought it may be stuck.  The boat drifted to the rocks and the prop made contact with the rocks, severely damaging the prop.  At that point they could no longer control the boat and had called for help. 
  
  The prop is jammed to the point they can't raise it and had to leave it in the parking lot till someone can fix it.
  
  End of report
  