On May 27 2013 at 1955 hours, I received a call from GSP dispatch in reference to a hit and run boat incident with injuries on Allatoona Lake.  The operator advised that a 17 year old male operating at PWC was struck by another PWC in the area of Holiday Marina.  The GSP dispatcher advised that the teen was struck by a black and green PWC and the PWC left the area.  Dispatch gave me the cell phone number for the mother of the injured teen.  

She advised that her son was riding PWC's with a friend on Allatoona Lake when he was struck by another PWC and injured.  She advised her son was in the area of Holiday Marina when the incident occurred.  She advised that the incident occurred 15 minutes before she called.  Operator1’s mom stated that the PWC that hit her son was operated by a white male with a black life jacket.  She stated that her son  more than likely had a broken leg and was being transported to a hospital in Paulding County.  

At this time I was patrolling Allatoona Lake with a DNR intern in the area of the dam.  I immediately contacted RFC who was also patrolling Allatoona Lake.  RFC was in the area of Holiday Marina.  I advised him of the situation and RFC stated that he would begin checking the area and boat ramps for the PWC in question.  

Operator1’s dad stated that Operator1 had a injured leg and was complaining of hip and back pain.  Operator1’s dad stated that Operator1 could not swim due to the injury and had to be pulled from the water.  He stated that family members loaded the two PWC's and were en route to the hospital in Dallas, GA.  

We were unable to locate the PWC in question.  RFC also advised that the PWC had small amount of fiberglass damage.  At present time DNR Law Enforcement has not received any additional information on the incident.
EMERSON