RedactedNarrative: On 6/30/2018 I responded to the area just north of Vista Point at Lake Pleasant Regional Park for a boating accident without injuries. Additional details provided to me by dispatch stated a watercraft was traveling at a high rate of speed and struck an island. The complainant was near the island and said all parties on board were not injured and were ok.
  
  I arrived on scene to find a white and yellow open bow single engine powerboat completely out of the water and on the island. There were 4 subjects who were outside of the watercraft and uninjured. I contacted the operator.
  
  Operator stated he was traveling towards the Pleasant harbour 4 lane boat ramp at approximately 25-30 mph. He said he knows the lake like the back of his hand which was why he was traveling at those speeds when it was dark. Operator stated he was following the light at the point of the North Ramp at Pleasant Harbour when the island popped up out of nowhere. Operator said he did not see the island as it was only about 5 feet out of the water. He was not using any lights besides his navigation lights at the time of the operation.
  
  The other 3 passengers who were on board were not injured and were not ejected from the watercraft when it struck the island.
  
  There was significant damage to the bottom of the watercraft but there appeared to be no holes in the hull of the watercraft. The transom was broke and not able to function. The required life jackets were on board as well as a Type 4 throwable and the fire extinguisher.
  
  On July 1, 2018 the watercraft was removed from the island by TowBoat U.S. Pictures of the damage were taken during daylight hours and were entered into the MCSO crime lab at Durango.
  
  My mcso body camera was active.
  
  Nothing further.
  