RedactedNarrative: A boating accident occurred in Mt. Hope Bay on August 8, 2015 at approximately 10: 30 PM involving a 19-ft motor boat and a 30-ft moored sail boat.  EPO reported that he and EPO2 were dispatched to respond to RI Hospital for a report of three subject involved in the accident who had serious injuries.  Warren Rescue ETM was at the hospital and stated that boat operator of the 19-ft motor boat Operator1 had an odor of alcohol on him.  When EPO met with him he noticed that his eyes were watery and bloodshot.  Due to his physical condition from the accident a Field Sobriety Test would not be feasible.  RIDEM Lt. who photographed the scene reported that a full can of beer  w/ a plastic 6-pk ring was on the boat.  There was also a plastic cup with an odor of alcohol.  There were two other men were on that boat.  All three men had serious injuries and were present at the hospital.  
  
  EPO2 questioned passenger Occupant1 who stated that he and his friends  went to a restaurant in Fall River, Mass around 6:30 pm.  They were there for 2 hours, and then left for Touisett Pt to drop another passenger off (Operator’s brother).  Shortly after that boat operator Operator1 said the vessel struck something causing the boat to stop abruptly.  The boat was unable to move due to the propeller being caught in the mooring line from a moored sailboat.   The crash resulted in injuries to all three passengers.  Occupant1 was thrown forward injuring his right thumb.  Operator cut his nose.  
  
  The third passenger Occupant2 lost consciousness and was bleeding profusely from his head/face area with multiple lacerations.    There was also damage to the moored sailboat.  
  
  EPO observed Operator’s his eyes to be watery and very bloodshot.   EPO read boat operator Operator1 his “Rights For Use At the Scene” and “Rights For Use At The Station”.  Operator requested clarification on the charges for test refusal.  After Operator understood he refused to take a chemical test and signed the form on Sunday, Aug 9 at midnight.  Operator was then charged with refusing a chemical test.