On the above date and time, Fsgt  and I  were on boat patrol at Patoka Lake checking a fisherman near the dam of the reservoir.  We heard a loud bang followed by the noise of a boat propeller spinning against rock.  We looked towards the overlook and observed a pontoon boat completely up on the rocks on the bank.  We rushed over and observed 1 male (Victim 1) swimming in a life jacket near the tube.  We asked if he was OK, and told him we would be right back.  The Army Corps of Engineer boat was nearby and picked Victim 1 from the water.  We went to ask if the two female occupants were OK.  They (Occupant 1 and Occupant 2) stated that they were fine, but did not know where the other people in the boat were.  
	Another boat came to the scene and informed us that they had picked up 2 people that were in the middle of the lake.  The two were identified as Occupant 3, and Occupant 4.   Occupant 3 immediately stated that he was going to take responsibility, and that he was driving the boat.  I asked him to get into our boat and had him sit down so I could ask him about the accident.  Occupant 1 state that he stood up and turned the boat hard to the right to try to swing the Skier on a tube behind the boat.  He said he lost his balance, and stumbled back and fell out of the boat.  There was an open door behind the driver's seat that I believe he fell from.  Occupant 4 confirmed the story.  Occupant 4 stated that when he saw Occupant 1 fall out of the boat, he jumped out to help Occupant 1.  They went off of the boat in the middle of the lake, and neither person was wearing any floatation devices.  The two female occupants were sleeping in the front of the boat.  The skier in the tube could not see who was driving the boat due to very poor eyesight and not wearing his glasses.  The boat hit the Rip Rap on the Dam overlook at nearly full speed causing damage to both pontoons and the propeller of the boat.  Fsgt. 1 photographed the scene.  
	As Occupant 1 boarded our boat I noticed his balance was poor and his eyes were glassy and bloodshot.  When he told me about what happened I smelled a strong odor of alcoholic beverage coming from his person.  I asked Occupant 1 to perform a field sobriety test.  Occupant 1 showed 6 clues on the Gaze Nystagmus field sobriety test.  I then asked Occupant 1 to recite the alphabet without singing from the letter C to the letter N.  Occupant 1 slurred his speech, and recited from C to X.  Occupant 1 tested .18% BAC on a PBT at 19:15 hrs.  I asked Occupant 1 to submit to a certified test, and he agreed.  I placed him in handcuffs (double locked and gapped) and transported him to the Jasper city PD for test on the Data Master machine.  Occupant 1 tested .14% BAC at 20:28.  I informed Occupant 1 that he was going to be arrested for Boating while intoxicated.  He was transported to the Dubois County Security center, and left in their custody.  
	Dubois county sheriff deputies assisted in transporting the other occupants to jail for Public Intoxication, and Minor Consumptions.  See Supplements for details.
	I returned to the scene and assisted a towing company at the owner's request.  FSgt 1 and I then gave Occupant 4 a ride back to the fisherman's campground.  There is no further at this time.
Celestine                     