RedactedNarrative: On July 19, 2014, at approximately 2015 hours, while on patrol at Jordanelle State Park I was called by the Wasatch County Sheriff's Dispatch to take a report on a vessel accident that happened earlier that day. I contacted a Operator1 at approximately 2030 hours. He stated that earlier that day at around 1800 hours while he was loading his vessel onto his trailer that another vessel struck his vessel twice, once bow to stern and then stern to stern causing some damage to his vessel. Both vessels were loading at that time, his was on the trailer and being attached at the bow while the other was attempting to get on the trailer. The two vessel owners exchanged information at that time and he went home. After reviewing the damage to his vessel at home he felt he had better get a police report about the accident so he made the call. I was unable to find the other vessel in the park that evening but was able to find it in Salt Lake with the information that Operator1 provided. 
  
  On July 24th, 2014, in the morning, I went to both residences and took photographs of the vessels to document the damage and complete the report. The new damage to the vessels matched the story that Operator1 provided. Both Operator1 and Operator2 were given USCG boating accident report forms to complete and return. Operator2 was not in town so I could not obtain the needed information to complete the report at that time. 
  
  On August 19, 2014, after returning from vacation, I found that both vessel owners had completed and returned the report forms. After review, Operator2 doesn't admit to his vessel's bow striking the other vessel's stern but does admit that his vessel struck Operator1's vessel stern to stern. He states that "Throttle stuck. Boat backed into other boat." Also after review, it appears that Operator2 did not have insurance on his vessel at the time of the accident and that his vessel is not registered in his name but to the previous owner.