RedactedNarrative: On June 6, 2015 at approximately 4:45 pm, Operator and his father, Father were drifting along in Falls Lake enjoying some fishing. They were adjacent to the Ledge Rock Access Area approximately 0.3 miles northeast of the boat launch ramp when they became stuck on a partially submerged stump. They were unable to power off the stump via motor, so the operator, Operator, voluntarily departed the vessel to try and free the boat from the stump. After several attempts, he was unable to free the vessel from the stump. It was at this point that Father decided to voluntarily depart the vessel and try and push the vessel off the stump. After several attempts he too was unable to get the vessel back adrift. Father then attempted to board the vessel and was unable to do so due to his disabilities. After approximately 60-90 minutes in the water, Father became tired and started to feel cold and discombobulated. It was at this time Operator dialed 911 for assistance. 
  
  Sergeant and myself were on patrol on Falls Lake at the time the call came in to our dispatch and we were able to quickly arrive at the vessel for assistance. Upon arrival, both Operator and Father were both wearing Type III USCG approved PFDs. The Fire Department arrived shortly and were able to retrieve Father from the water and transport him to Ledge Rock Access Area. EMS was standing by where Father received treatment at the Access Area and refused to go the hospital. 
  
  Sergeant and myself were able to pull the vessel safely from the stump and make sure Operator was able to get the vessel back to the boat ramp. Once at the dock, it was determined that all safety equipment was in compliance.  There was no alcohol aboard and no charges were filed.
   