RedactedNarrative: 07/06/2019
  At approximately 1330 hours, I Game Warden, was contacted by Game Warden2.  He informed me that he had located a vessel at the mouth of Calville Bay Marina which was taking on water.  He told me that he had briefly contacted the parties and was advised that the boat had some delamination issues and was inoperable.  He asked if I could take the boat accident report as he was headed to the hospital to interview a victim in a separate boat accident.  I advised dispatch that I would be responding to the incident and arrived on scene at approximately 1400 hours.  
  
  I was able to see that the vessel was taking on water and was partially submerged.  It was found to be a 21'' 6” green, yellow, and white Talon Marine T21.  The vessel was powered by a 250 horsepower Merc Pro XS and was currently registered in the state of Nevada.  
  
  I contacted the owner of the vessel and he informed me that he was operating the vessel at approximately 50 MPH just outside Wishing Well cove near the Narrows of Lake Mead when he noticed he was starting to take on water into the cabin of his vessel.  He explained to me that he realized he had an issue with the integrity of the hull of the vessel and immediately began to return to Calville Bay Marina.  He told me he was the only person on board the vessel and that he knew if he stopped the vessel would sink in the area of the Narrows.  He made it back to the shoreline just outside of Calville Bay Marina where he beached his vessel so it would not sink.  I took photographs of the vessel as I found it.  (see attachment 1)  
  
  I then filled out the Nevada Boat Accident Report form.  I estimated the damage to the vessel to be over $10,000.00.  I was unable to get photographs of the actual damage to the starboard side of the vessel as it was underwater.  I was able to feel what appeared to be a 2 foot long by 4 inches wide section of fiberglass which was delaminated and allowing water to enter into the vessel. 
  
  07/10/19
  Game Warden went to Skiwi Boat Rentals and took photographs of the damage to the vessel.  He was also able to get an exact estimate of the damage to the vessel.  He estimated the damage to the vessel to be $17,500.00.
  