RedactedNarrative: Synopsis- 
  On July 4, 2014 a boat was operating on the waters of Sand Hollow State Park when a storm rendered the boat inoperable and waves carried the boat against the dam rocks and left it partially submerged. 
  
  Initial observation- 
  On July 4, 2014 at approximately 1830 hours a strong wind came in which created very rough waters with waves approximately 2-3 feet high. I was on my patrol boat when I noticed a boat that had washed up on the rocks of the main dam on the east side of the lake. 
  
  On scene- 
  I drove as near as I could and looked for people nearby, no one was seen. When I came back to the dock I met the owner of the boat. He stated that no one was injured or missing. I offered to take him over in my truck to see if he could find his wallet and to get an idea of recovery of the boat. We returned to the dam by truck to see if he could find certain items that he needed to get home. 
  When we got to the boat the waters had calmed and the boat was partially submerged with the lake water line coming in on the side of the boat. It was determined that due to low lighting, efforts would be resumed in the morning to recover the boat. 
  On July 5, at 10:30am Washington County SAR assisted in recovery of the boat. They were given control of the efforts of recovery. Float bags were attached to the rear of the boat and kept it afloat while being towed to the marina. operator loaded it onto his trailer and was able to take it home. 
  
  Witness statement- 
  According to operator, he had the boat anchored near the dam when the storm arrived. The anchor rope snapped due to the waves and operator started drifting toward the red cliff rocks. He attempted to start the boat and maneuver away from the shore. After approx 100 feet, waves came over the boat side and the engine quit. The boat drifted to the rocks on the dam and operator jumped off the boat as it reached the rocks. 
  
  The boat does not have insurance, charges will be filed through Hurricane Justice Court.