RedactedNarrative: VESSEL ASSIST/RESCUE
  On May 27, 2021, I received a phone call from another officer regarding a boat accident on Starvation Reservoir near the lakeside RV park on the West side of the HWY 40 Freedom bridge. Myself and officer 1 got on the patrol boat and made-way to the lakeside RV ramp. We made contact with 1 adult Woman. She stated that she was able to communicate on the phone with OP1 by phone. 
  
  OP1 stated that their vessel capsized, and that he and PASSENGER 1 went overboard. He also stated that PASSENGER 1 didn't know how to swim but was able to grab the sinking vessel. 
  
  He stated that they could see us and they were about 400 yards to the west. I carefully made-way with the patrol boat. We then spotted them just before it got completely dark outside. We could see their heads and nothing else. I carefully placed my vessel starboard side to OP1's vessel. I than turned off the patrol boat's motors. I than began securing the capsized vessel to the side of the patrol boat using mooring lines. Officer 1 was able to grab PASSENGER 1 and pull him onto the patrol vessel over the stern. Both myself and Officer 1 could smell the strong odor of an alcoholic beverage from PASSENGER 1. We than pulled OP1 onto the patrol vessel and did not smell the odor of alcohol. I also was unable to detect impairment. 
  
  OP1 claimed that they were fishing and both of them leaned over to one side of the vessel causing it to be displaced and capsize. 
  
  We then transported both OP1 and PASSENGER 1 to the Lake Side RV ramp were a Duchesne County Sheriff's deputy and EMS were waiting. Both individuals received treatment for hypothermic symptoms. I was able to pull OP1's boat onto shore where he said he could pick it up later. OP1 than refused to get transported to the hospital. PASSENGER 1 was transported to UBMC for further treatment. I and officer 1 collected identification documents and took pictures of the vessel. We then cleared the call and went back to the State Park marina. I notified my supervisor of the incident at approximately 2228 hours.
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