RedactedNarrative: SYNOPSIS: On 7/21/2022, I received a call on my personal phone around 18:30 from Officer1 stating that there was a possible drowning at Rockport State Park and that she was still gathering details. I was coming from Oakley in my personal vehicle but responded about 15 minutes later. Officer1 and two Summit County Sheriff units were on the Rockport boat around the last seen location of Victim. I responded to the west side to meet with Search and Rescue LT, who was out with SUBJECT1, VICTIM's girlfriend, and SUBJECT2, VICTIM's friend. 
  
  When I arrived, SUBJECT1 was giving details about VICTIM's last known location and stated that there was a boat that went by and excited the dog which knocked off both VICTIM and the dog. The dog was a 40 pound poodle wire-haired mix and was wearing a life jacket. 
  
  VICTIM was not wearing a life jacket and did not have one on board at the time of the incident. Once the Summit County Search and Rescue boat was on the water and Officer1 had started a search pattern based on last known location, she picked me up from shore so I could captain the Rockport boat. Summit County Search and Rescue, Wasatch County Search and Rescue, Summit County Sheriff, and Division of Recreation all responded to assist in the body recovery. 
  
  INCIDENT: VICTIM and his dog were on the Body Glove Performance 11 paddle board when a wakeboard boat went passed in the distance. SUBJECT1 stated that she believes that the waves from the boat and the dog getting excited from seeing the boat is what knocked both VICTIM and the dog off the board. 
  
  At the time of the incident, VICTIM was not wearing a life jacket or the ankle strap that was secured to the board. The dog was wearing a life jacket and was able to swim back to shore. There was not a life jacket on board at the time of the incident which is in violation of Utah State Law. Pictures attach show the strap, that is normally worn around the ankle, was velcroed around the handle of the paddle board indicating it was not worn. Search and Rescue members that recovered the board, which floated to shore, stated that the ankle strap was connected to the handle of the paddle board.
  
  RESPONSE/SEARCH: Officer1 and two Summit County Sheriff units arrived to the Rockport boat and were the first ones on the water. The SONAR on the boat was not working properly so Officer1 started a pattern search based on the last seen location of VICTIM. Summit County Search and Rescue responded to the west side of the park near the Rockport Estates pull-off with ground personal to help with shoreline search. When I arrived, I first went to the boat docks to be picked up by Officer1 but she stated she was going to continue as search until another boat arrived. I then went to the west side of the park, on Highway 32, to meet with SUBJECT1 and SUBJECT2 to get more information. Once the Summit County Search and Rescue (SAR) boat was on the water, Officer1 picked me up from shore so I could take her spot in captaining the Rockport boat. We met up the Summit SAR boat to give coordinates of last seen, which was marked with buoys, and coordinates of possible location of VICTIM based on something seen in the water. Summit SAR took over the search with SONAR due to the SONAR on Rockport's boat not working properly. I started a perimeter patrol to keep other boats out of the area. Wasatch County SAR boat arrived to help with the search as well. Division of Recreation had four individuals in route to respond with their ROV boat to assist as well. Around 21:00, Officer arrived to assist on the Rockport boat and to relieve the county units and Officer1. Officer and I continued the perimeter patrol to keep boaters out of the area until VICTIM was recovered. 
  
  
  RECOVERY: VICTIM was recovered at the location coordinates  40.77240, -111.40397 by Summit County Search and Rescue just before 22:00. VICTIM was at about 77 feet depth and in
  