RedactedNarrative: On 07/12/22 at approximately 1817 hours, I, Ofcs, both with Maryland Natural Resources Police, were on duty at the Deep Creek Lake State Park boat ramp, when two bystanders informed us that a boat had capsized at the end of the boat dock. I observed a submerged wooden boat being towed by a pontoon,  towards the docks. Two gentleman were swimming in the water. I grabbed a ring buoy and approached the end of the dock. 
  
  The passenger of the boat swam to the edge of the dock. I offered him assistance and he stated he would pull himself along the dock until he could walk out on land. The boat owner and driver was still with the submerged boat but was wearing a life jacket and giving the pontoon driver directions on where to place the submerged vessel within the dock slip. 
  
  Ofc. and I, along with other bystanders assisted the two gentleman with the boat and were able to get it secured on the dock. Operator retrieved his truck and boat trailer from the parking lot. Ofc., and I, Occupant and a couple of bystanders were able to position the submerged boat on the trailer, and it was pulled from the water.  Occupant and Operator were not injured and refused any EMS or medical treatment. No one else was injured during the incident. All of the loose items in the boat were recovered from the lake. Operator informed me that the boat was a 1946 Greavette Utility registration out of Ontario Canada. Operator estimated the damage to be roughly $5,000.00 to replace the motor. 
  
  Pictures were taken of the vessel and are attached to this report.
  
  All events occurred in Garrett County, Maryland. 
  
  I have made multiple attempts to reach the boat owner and get all the information to complete the boat accident report, but he has not gotten back to me. Report and form will be completed properly when he returns my calls.
  