RedactedNarrative: On June 25, 2022 at approximately 1550 Kentucky State Police Post received a call from a passenger who stated that she and operator/owner were aboard a vessel on Green River Lake, near Plum Point, that was taking on water. I Conservation Officer arrived on scene at approximately 1606, on my arrival the two individuals were standing in the boat wearing lifejackets. I also observed a substantial amount of water in the vessel. (a 20-foot blue and white Sting Ray.) 
       
       I told Subject2 that by policy, I was not allowed to tow the boat to a dock or to shore since it was taking on water, and he understood stating it would just have to sink since the engine wouldn't start. Both individuals and their belongings were put on my vessel and transported back to the State Dock where their vehicles were located.
     
     When asked about the incident Subject2, stated that they were traveling down the lake when he felt, and heard, a loud boom; at which time the engine cut off and wouldn't start back up. He stated that he thought he had hit something in the water, and later noticed that the vessel was taking on water.
      
     The Vessel did sink after the passengers and personal belongings were removed. Subject2 stated that he would contact his insurance company to see if they would pay to get the vessel removed from the water. The Corps of Engineers was also contacted, and as of, July 4, 2022, the vessel is still submerged in the lake with no definitive timeline of removal.
  
  