RedactedNarrative: 5/2/21 just several minutes after midnight, I, Sgt., responded to a boat accident on Caney Lake. I was notified there were 2 occupants in the vessel at the time of the accident. I arrived on scene and made contact with the operator, Operator. He was very disoriented and appeared to have a severe shoulder injury. I detected the odor of an alcoholic beverage on his person as I spoke with him. He stated he left Hooks Marina traveling west towards Browns Landing. Shortly after, Operator impacted a sea wall along the bank of the lake. Operator was unsure where his vessel was at the moment as he had been walking through the woods trying to find help. Due to the nature of his injury, he was transported to the Jackson Parish Hospital. Cpl. and I located the vessel to the East of Redhill Road approximately 50 yards inland off of the bank of the lake. I immediately observed 2 empty white claw alcoholic beverages in the vessel. I observed where the vessel impacted the sea wall and prop marks on the ground where the vessel traveled, narrowly missing several trees. I observed the throttle to be in forward gear and the vessel to be equipped with a hot foot throttle. I obtained a search warrant signed by Judge for his BAC results of a blood draw performed by Jackson Parish Hospital Nurse staff. The results indicated him to have a BAC of .137g%. This was approximately 3 hours after the time of the accident. I believe alcohol and speed to be a major factor of the accident. Onboard the vessel there was 1 type IV throwable, 2 type III, and 1 unserviceable type V. PFDs were not worn at the time of the accident.