RedactedNarrative: On May 26, 2018 at approximately 1930 hours I was dispatched to a boating accident that took place at Cherry Lake in Madison County. A vessel with 9 occupants and 2 skiers had struck a dock. 
  
  I arrived on scene at approximately 2030 hours. By the time I had arrived EMS had already left the scene. I was informed by a deputy that everyone aboard the vessel refused any medical treatment. Upon arriving at the dock I observed a vessel half way submerged under water. 
  
  The first occupant/operator of the vessel I interviewed advised that he did not sustain any injuries. I asked him to tell me what happened. He advised that he was using the rear view mirror to watch the wake boarders, he was towing to make sure they were still up right. While doing so an occupant of the vessel yelled “watch out” and this is when he looked up and observed the dock. He advised he tried turning the vessel the other way to try and avoid the dock but by then it was too late. 
  
  The second occupant I interviewed advised she did not suffer any injuries. She advised that she was looking back at the wake boarders when she heard people yelling, she then looked forward and remembers seeing the boat about to hit the dock. 
  
  The third occupant I interviewed advised she did not suffer any injuries. She was sitting in the passenger seat when the accident took place. She was looking back at the wake boarders until she heard Occupant 1 yell the operator’s name. She then looked forward and saw the dock they were getting ready to hit. She ducked to try and avoid getting hit. 
  
  The fourth occupant advised she did not suffer any injuries. She was sitting on the stern of the boat watching the wake boarders. She turned around when she heard screams and this is when the vessel crashed into the dock. 
  
  The fifth occupant I interviewed advised she did not suffer any injuries. She was sitting towards the back of the boat port side watching the wake boarders. The next thing she remembers was being under the dock. 
  
  The sixth occupant I interviewed advised he did not suffer any injuries. He was sitting on the bow of the vessel watching the wake boarders. He remembers hearing people screaming followed by the crash shortly after. 
  
  The seventh occupant I interviewed he did not suffer any injuries. He advised that the operator was rounding a curve missed it and next thing he knows he is under a dock. He is the owner of the vessels son. 
  
  The eighth occupant I advised did not suffer any injuries. She advised she was sitting at the bow of the boat when she noticed a dock that stuck out further than the other docks. She remembers calling to the operator of the vessel making sure he was aware of the upcoming dock. At this moment he looked ahead and noticed the dock. He tried to avoid the dock but it was too late. 
  
  The ninth occupant I interviewed advised he did not suffer any injuries. He was sitting towards the back of the boat watching the wake boarders. He advised he felt the impact of the boat when it hit the dock.
  
  After the interviews I was approached by the owner of the vessel. He advised that he was not on the boat at the time of the accident. He advised he let his son borrow the vessel for the day. He spoke to his insurance company (Progressive) and plans on using them to help with damages.