RedactedNarrative: On 7-29-16 at approximately 2018 hours I was directed to respond to Pleasant Harbor Marina in reference to a boat which had been swamped due to a storm.  The operator and passengers of the boat were reported safe and at the Pleasant Harbor Marina.
  I contacted the operator of the boat Operator#1.  Operator#1 assured me repeatedly that the group was okay.  I then asked Operator#1 to tell me what had happened and he told me the following.
  
  Operator#1 and his group put their boat (belonging to his brother) onto the water at from the Pleasant Harbor Marina at approximately 1230 hours.  At approximately 1845 hours, while boating in the area of "1702 ROC, the weather became unexpectedly very violent, causing the lake to become very rough.
  
  The group decided to return to the Pleasant Harbor marina and end their time on the lake.  As they headed south on the lake, the same general direction the storm was coming from, the boat became swamped from the swells on the lake and the motor of the boat stopped working.  The group was able to beach the boat on the eastern shore of the lake, just south of the "1702 Rock." The group jumped off the boat and scrambled up the shore and called 9-1-1.
  
  A passing boat saw the group on the shore, beached their boat, took on the stranded boaters and returned them Pleasant Harbor Marina where they stood by for a Deputy to respond.
  
  Operator#1 was unable to provide the registration or hull number for their boat.  With the help of Pleasant Harbor Marina staff, the names of all on the stranded boat was obtained.  I provided Operator#1 with my name, serial number and the report number.
  
  The following day by going out on the water I was able to locate the boat on the shore at GPS coordinates, 33.89138; -112.270367, the bow and about half of the boat was submerged.  I photographed the boat and obtained the hull number.
  