RedactedNarrative: On Saturday April 25, 2020 at approximately 1820 Sgt. and I responded to a boating incident on Lake Seminole near Sealy’s Boat landing. When we arrived at the location, we observed a white Chaparral vessel with registration GA6335MK taking on water and was stuck on top a tree stump. 
  
  After taking pictures of the vessel, I called the owner of the vessel. The owner stated he and his passenger swam to a nearby residence where the incident had occurred. 
  
  Operator stated he was traveling east in the Spring Creek Channel about ten to twenty miles an hour. He stated he decided to turn around and head back west. Operator stated as he turned his vessel to the left, he did not realize he was out of the channel. He stated as he was turning his vessel, he struck a submerged tree stump under the water. 
  
  Operator stated the vessel started taking on water but did not sink because it was stuck on top of the tree stump. Operator stated after the vessel started taking on water they decided to swim to the shore. I asked Operator if they had PFD’s and a fire extinguisher on board the vessel. He stated they did. After interviewing Operator and occupant I advised Operator, he would have to retrieve his vessel from the lake.
  