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  On Saturday, June 11, 2022, a group of youth were attending a birthday party SYNOPSIS:
  
  On 19 June 2022, Ranger called to inform me of a drowning at Sail Boat Beach.  I assisted with logistics and took initial report. One male was observed going under the water and not surfacing.  His body was later recovered.
  
  NARRATIVE:
  
  On 19 June 2022 at approximately 16:59, Ranger called me at my residence to inform me of a drowning at the Sailboat beach area of Deer Creek State Park.  I suited up and called Lieutenant to apprise him of the situation.
  
  Ranger was on the park patrol vessel on the water.  I arrived at the main boat ramp to assist. I was informed from the call notes that the individual had been on a blue and black vessel.  I located the vessel at the main boat ramp.  There was a language barrier as all individuals with the boat spoke only Spanish.  
  
  INVESTIGATION:
  
  Upon getting an individual to translate, myself and a Sheriff Deputy were able to determine that a male (Non-U.S. Citizen) was missing.  Victim had jumped into the water to assist his twin brother (Non-U.S. Citizen) who was struggling to swim in the water.  Victim jumped from the vessel to assist while the boat was at idle.  Neither person was wearing a life jacket.  The individuals onboard the vessel attempted to retrieve the two males.  At this point the winds were heavy and the waves were heavy.  Someone onboard tried to throw life jackets and the type four throwable to the men in the water.
  
  Two individuals on jet skis saw the incident happening and tried to help.  They were able to pull Brother from the water, but Victim went under water and never came back up.
  
  We were able to get a good point of reference for the last time Victim was seen.  I spoke with Wasatch County Search and Rescue command and informed them that I could call our ROV team to come assist with recovery.  SAR command gave the request for the ROV team.  I called Lieutenant and requested him to contact the ROV team.
  
  Surface water temperature was recorded as 64 degrees via the park patrol vessel.  
  
  Ranger, who was on scene with me, indicated that odor of alcohol was present on the individual who was identified as the vessel operator.  I requested Ranger to conduct seated field sobriety testing upon the operator.  Ranger conducted seated field sobriety testing through an interpreter.  She then conducted a portable breath test.  Her testing did not suggest that operator was over the legal limit of alcohol.  They confirm the presence of alcohol.
    
  Wasatch County Sheriffs office, through an interpreter, spoke with the family about the process of looking for the missing person.  They also offered victims advocate services.
  
  VESSEL INSPECTION:
  
  I conducted a vessel inspection with the registered owner and operator of the vessel.  OPERATOR informed me that the type four throwable was thrown into the water in an attempt to assist the individuals in the water.  The only violations were two expired fire extinguishers.  No other safety issues.
  
  RECOVERY:
  
  The victim, Victim, was located in approximately 106 feet of water to the north east of Sailboat beach.  The Wasatch County SAR dive team along with the medical examiner took possession of the deceased once it was brought to the surface.  Once the dive boat reached the dock, Ranger and I assisted in transferring the deceased to the medical gurney.  Alcohol may have been a contributing factor yet to be determined by the medical examiner.
  