RedactedNarrative: On 09/19/2015 at approximately 1836 hours I deputy was contacted by dispatch and told to contact Operator.  Operator said that he went boating.  
  
  Operator said that they started at the North Bingham Park and they were going to float to the Firth Bridge.  They had floated approximately 2 miles when they got to the diversion.  When they went through the diversion the boat flipped over dumping all of them.  No one was wearing life jackets.  
  
  Operator said they floated with the boat approximately another mile or so trying to get the boat but it kept turning over, they eventually  had to just let the boat go.  Operator said they all swam to shore and tried to find someone or somewhere with a phone.  
  
  They climbed out by a nice big house with a personal pond and a blacktop driveway.  They knocked but no one answered.  They checked the door and it was unlocked.  They stepped inside and used the phone and called for a ride.  Their ride came and picked them up and took them home.  This is when they called the police.  Operator was wanting some help locating his boat.  I told him that I notified our Marine Patrol division and they would come help tomorrow when it was light.  I also told him that I had another boater run up the river and look for the boat, but he did not see it.  
  
  Operator said the boat was a 2004 he thinks on the year.  Hyde drift boat. It was gray with words Hyde in green.  Operator had taken the boat and had it restored and the company that did it estimated the value of the boat at $3500.00.  Operator had not registered the boat and does not have any vin or hull numbers for it.