RedactedNarrative: On 6/10/21 at approximately 1043 hours, a report was made by the Roosevelt Marina staff relating another boater observed a sunken boat out across from Schoolhouse Boat ramp. The marina staff advised this is the first they have heard about a sunken boat and had received no calls for recovery. 
  Deputies launched out Gila County Patrol boat to find the boat reported to be sunk. The boat would be observed on the north side of the lake across from the Grapevine and Schoolhouse Boat ramps.  Deputy observed the boat was partially sunk and tied off to the shore. No persons were observed with the boat and pictures were taken. Deputy had dispatch run the registration of the boat to identify the owners of the boat. The boat would be registered to someone out of Lake Havasu. 
  Depuities contacted me and asked if he could contact Havasu Police Department and see if the registered owner is home to verify if he or anyone home is aware of the boat and its condition of being partially sunk. I called Deputy back and advised me Havasu Police went by the house, but nobody was home or answered the door. Sergeant advised me to check the boat later today and see if anybody comes back to get the boat. 
  The boat was partially sunk, with the battery tray completely submerged and water was inside the boat. The boat looked to be tied off before water came in. The boat is a fishing vessel with a low rear wall and the wind was causing wakes large enough to come over the top, possible causing it to be swamped. No signs of foul play on the boat or the shoreline the boat was on. Photos were taken of the scene and grid coordinates collected. 
  At approximately 1800 hours, Deputies launched the Patrol boat to see if the partially sunken boat was still on scene. They arrived at the scene were the boat was and observed the boat was gone along with all the items on the boat. No indicators of who recovered the boat and no other reports were made for recovery or help involving this vessel.