RedactedNarrative: On 07-24-2021 at 16:10 Hours, Clinton State Park Staff was dispatched to a boat in distress on Clinton Lake, Lawrence, Douglas County, KS. Officers were advised the vessel struck a submerged object lost propulsion and was taking on water. Officer 1, Officer 2 and Officer 3 responded to the area and located the vessel. Officers towed the vessel to boat ramp 3 and gave the operator a ride to his vehicle to retrieve his trailer and get the water off the water.
  
  According to the operator identified as Operator. The boating party consisting of himself, his wife - Passenger 3, ****, and occupants - Passenger 1, and Passenger 2, were on the water at Clinton Lake. The group had decided it was time to go home. While traveling back to Boat Ramp 2 from the Wakarusa Arm of the lake, the boat struck a submerged object and lost power. While investigating what had happened Officer observed the trim was no longer working on the vessel and the vessel had begun to take on water. 
  
  Officers arrived on scene and everyone was wearing their personal floatation devices. Officers rendered assistance and towed the damaged vessel to Boat Ramp 3 and gave the operator a ride to his vehicle at Boat Ramp 2 on Clinton Lake.
  
  After getting the vessel on to a trailer and out of the water the damage became observable. The result of the impact caused the trim to be completely broken from the rest of the outdrive system and left it hanging. The impact possibly popped the seal on the hull where the outdrive comes through thus causing the vessel to take on water. 
  
  A vessel inspection was conducted, and all required safety items were on board. In contact with the operator alcohol did not appear to be a contributing factor. No Parties were injured.