RedactedNarrative: At the above date and time I received a call from Cherokee 911 about a boat incident on Allatoona Lake near Kellogg Creek.  I was told that a deputy was en route to the scene.  I told the dispatch operator that I could not come to the scene because I was assigned office duty that day.  The dispatch operator took my name and number and forwarded it to the deputy on scene to call me.
  
  Deputy called me about the incident.  He told me that all persons were uninjured and accounted for at the boat ramp at Kellogg Creek.  I told Deputy to work the incident like a traffic collision, get the personal information for the parties involved and forward to my email address.  Deputy provided me with photographs, a police report, and the necessary information to complete the report.
  
  On October 19, 2016  RFC went to the house of Operator1 to get a statement about the events surrounding the boating incident.  Operator1 said that he was fishing near the Kellogg Creek Bridge.  He decided to move spots and began traveling in an easterly direction.  Operator1 said the sun was coming up over the trees and in his eyes.  Operator1 was traveling  about 1/3 throttle in his boat and heard subject hollar just before impact.  Operator1 said that the sun being in his eyes was the cause of the incident.  I emailed RFC a copy of the citation issued for Operator1 for failure to regulate speed; RFC gave the citation to Operator1.  
  
  I received a call from Operator1 later in the day.  He had some questions about his citation.  I explained to him why he was charge with failure to regulate speed; if you cannot see well you need to be going slow.  He agreed with me and just wanted to talk a while.  A copy of the Deputy's police report and a copy of Operator1's written statement is attached to this report.
  
  There is nothing further to report at this time.