RedactedNarrative: On June 13th, 2016 at approximately 1550 hrs while on duty within Glen Canyon National Recreation Area within the district of Utah, Rangers were dispatched to a capsized vessel at buoy 95. At approximately 1605 hrs. we arrived on scene and found four people in the water with personal flotation devices (PFD'S) and one 20 foot tige Motorboat capsized in the water.
  
  An unknown wake board boat that was passing by picked up the four people in the water, and we went over to the boat to transfer the 4 people to our patrol boat. Ranger asked if anyone needed medical attention, and if there was anyone else in the water that still needed to be rescued. A man said that it was just the four of them in the water, and no one needed medical attention. Ranger asked whose boat was capsized in the water and SUBJECT said that it was his.
  
  SUBJECT explained to me that no one was in the boat when it capsized, he stated that they were towing it behind a house boat that was with their party and that the four of them had jumped in the water to try and right the boat and to prevent it from sinking. The boat had taken on water from waves going over the boat due to the increased winds and rain. The boat eventually took on enough water to become unbalanced and capsized.
  
  One of the people in SUBJECT's party had managed to save the vessels registration. I ran his bow numbers through dispatch and they came back registered and insured.
  
  We then proceeded  to transport the four people back to their house boat approximately 200 feet away from the capsized boat. We docked our vessel to the port side of the house boat and assisted in transferring the four people onto the house boat.
  
  At this point Executive Services arrived on scene to tow the capsized boat back to the Bullfrog Marina. Ranger Lewis informed SUBJECT that we would be doing a boat accident report on his capsized boat.
  
  We were clear of contact at approximately 1645 hrs.
  