RedactedNarrative: On Sunday, September 05, 2021 at 1250 hours I was dispatched to a report of a sinking boat north of the dam at Lake Pleasant Regional Park.
  
  Myself and Deputy arrived in the area via Patrol Watercraft at which time we did not observe the distressed watercraft but did observe a debris field and an oil sheen on top of the water. While in the area, two individuals on personal watercraft arrived and informed us they already transported the sole occupant to the Pleasant Harbor Marina. The individuals indicated they did not obtain a name or any identifying information but stated he did not seem to have any medical issues.
  
  We then went to Pleasant Harbor Marina in an attempt to contact the watercraft owner. After checking the area and with marina staff we were not able to locate the owner/operator of the watercraft. At this time there was no information about additional people missing from the watercraft nor additional leads to try and identify the owner or watercraft and the search was suspended. Deputy took an initial report with the limited information we had at that time.
  
  On Wednesday, September 08, 2021 MCSO Dispatch recieved a call reference an operator wanting to report his watercraft sinking on the prior Sunday at the same location. I made contact via telephone with a male who verbally identified himself.
  
  Operator stated his Tahiti watercraft (bearing AZ registration) was under way just north of the Lake Pleasant Dam. He stated his engine stalled at which point his watercraft began taking on water from large wakes in the area. He indicated he was not able to bail the water fast enough and the watercraft began submerging. Operator stated he did not have time to put on a PFD but two people on PWC''s arrived on scene and assisted him. He stated the people on PWC''s provided him a PFD and took him over to Pleasant Harbor marina where his vehicle was parked. Operator stated after he arrived at Pleasant Harbor marina he was upset, didn't know what to do and drove home.
  
  Operator informed me he was the sole occupant of the watercraft. The watercraft was recently purchased and cost approximately $5,000.00 US Dollars. Operator stated his wallet and cellular phone were some of the items that went down with the watercraft. He stated he did not have insurance on the watercraft and it had a full tank of gas with approximately 20 gallons of fuel in it. He stated he did not currently have a plan for salvaging the watercraft and wasn''t sure where to start with that process.
  
  I informed Operator that the watercraft did need to be salvaged before it started causing additional environmental concerns. He was given the names of the two local vessel assist companies but was informed he could reach out to other vessel recovery companies if he chose. Operator was provided a report number for his records.
  
  Nothing further at this time.