RedactedNarrative: On this date, the undersigned was dispatched to a sinking vessel in Lake Hopatcong, located near Barnes Bros. Marina in Mt. Arlington, and Pickerel Point in Hopatcong.
  
  Upon arrival on scene, the undersigned observed Vessel #1 sunken up To the bow, with only 3 ft of hull still located above the water line.  After a brief search of the surrounding area the undersigned was able to locate the operator of the vessel.  They were pulled from the water and indicated they were uninjured and were the only occupants on board vessel #1.
  
  Operator stated in effect that he was operating vessel #1 and had come to a full stop and shut off his engine to eat a sandwich.  During that time several large waves from passing vessels began to crest over the stern of the boat.  His son attempted to bail the water out using a small bucket, but was not able to keep up with the water coming into the vessel.  Ultimately, the stern of the vessel went completerly underwater and he and his son jumped into the water with their personal floatation devices on. He further stated that the undersigned arrived a short time after the boat had gone under.
  
  Investigation Revealed:  Vessel #1 was stationary in the main section of Llake Hopatcong near Pickeral Point, when several wakes crested over the stern of the vessel, ultimately causing vessel #1 to partially sink.