RedactedNarrative: SYNOPSIS: On September 20th, 2022 at approximately 2329 hours an individual fell out of his kayak and called dispatch. Ranger and myself were called out and responded. Ranger arrived to the boat first and picked up the victim and transported him to medical units that were stationed at the ramp. When I arrived Ranger and I went out on the boat looking for the kayak. Unable to find the kayak I told Ranger I would resume the search in the morning. In the morning I located the kayak and the owner/victim picked it up later that day. 
  
  CALLOUT: On September 20th, 2022 at approximately 2329 hours dispatch called me and notified me that a vehicle had drove off of SR 32 and into the water at Rockport Reservoir, 1 person was reported in the water. Just as I was getting into my truck Ranger texted me asking what was going on at the park because she could see the lights on the other side of the lake. I texted her that I was in route to a vehicle that went into the water. Ranger called me and asked if she could help, I asked if she could get on the boat and get the 1 person out of the water. 
  
  INCIDENT: I ran code until I heard Ranger was out on the boat then I downgraded and arrived at location where the reported vehicle ran off of SR 32. State Troopers, Summit County Deputies, and myself searched the area looking for where the vehicle went off the road and looked in the water for the vehicle. 
  
  There was no vehicle in the water and no tracks or other evidence that a vehicle had ran off the road and into the water. After searching I traveled to the boat ramp where Ranger had transported the victim. We spoke with Summit County Search and Rescue and debriefed the incident. The victim of the kayak called dispatch to report a vehicle that ran off the road and into the water. 
  
  The victim reported there were two people in the car at the time. The victim told dispatch they were in the water holding onto a kayak paddle. With no vehicle in the water we suspected the victim fell off of his kayak and had a possible PTSD or medical episode and thought there was a car that ran off of the road and into the water. The victim is a regular at Rockport and kayaks at night multiple times a week. He used to be on search and rescue in California. The victim was hypothermic and transported to Park City Hospital and was later released. He was wearing his life jacket. 
  
  NEXT DAY: At the start of my shift the next day I looked for the kayak starting at the dam and working my way around the lake. When I reached the boat ramp the kayak was on the dock. I took the kayak and inspected it for any damage. There was not damage to the kayak. OPERATOR came to the park and I asked him what happened. OPERATOR stated her saw a car go into the lake and he was trapped in a drain that he could not escape. 
  
  OPERATOR fell off of his kayak then called dispatch, his phone was not damaged by the water. After listening to his side of the incident I informed OPERATOR we could not find any evidence of a vehicle in the water and there is no drain where he was. OPERATOR was flabbergasted by this information and thought for sure there was a drain and a car went into the lake. I returned the kayak back to OPERATOR and thanked him for wearing a life jacket because it saved his life.
  