RedactedNarrative: On September 6, 2020 at approximately 1350 hours i did respond to morse reservoir marina ramp for a report of a boat that had sunk near the public ramp. Ico central dispatch advised that a boat had sunk near the gas docks at the ramp and that all occupants within the boat had made it safely to the docks and there were no injuries. Upon my arrival, i spoke to the caller (morse marina manager) and he showed me approximately where the boat had sunk. There was an oil/gasoline sheen on the water approximately 30 yards north of the end of the public ramp. 
  
  I then spoke with the boat operator and owner on the gas docks adjacent to the boat ramp. Operator stated that he was operating the boat with three of his grandkids as passengers in the rear of the boat. Operator stated all three passengers were wearing lifejackets. Operator had just launched his boat into the water from the public ramp. Operator's watercraft was refurbished homemade 1975 sidewinder 1800 ss inboard runabout boat. He stated that while backing the boat away from the ramp water began to come over the stern of the boat and began to sink. Operator and the three passengers were able to swim to the docks and were uninjured. 
  
  Due to the location of the sunken boat and the leaking gasoline, additional ico scuba divers were dispatched to assist with a recovery of the watercraft. co-owner of the boat, also provided insurance information for the watercraft. Paddacks towing service recovered the vehicle and placed the boat back on the trailer at the scene. Co-owner advised they were able to trailer the boat back to their residence. Furthermore, Co-owner advised on september 21, 2020 that her insurance company had paid out to them $4,000.