RedactedNarrative: On 6/9/2019 I responded to Pleasant Harbor Marina for a boat accident which occurred between a rental pontoon boat and a commercial pontoon boat in Humbug Cove. Additional Details provided to me by dispatch stated Pleasant Harbour rentals was requesting a report for damage to one of their watercraft.
  
  Upon arriving on scene I activated my MCSO issued body camera and contacted a male subject who stated he was operating the rented watercraft at the time of the accident. Operator2 stated he did not rent the pontoon and was not driving it that day but stated when they approached a watercraft selling hamburgers he jumped in the operators seat to try and avoid colliding with it. 
  
  When he did he stated he put the watercraft into forward instead of reverse, striking the hamburger boat. Once the two watercrafts collided he stated he put it into reverse and backed away. There was an exchange of information between the two watercrafts and they ordered burgers then headed back to Pleasant Harbour Marina.
  
  While speaking with Operator2 I could smell a strong odor of alcohol emitting from his person. His eyes were bloodshot, watery, and red, and his speech was slow. I asked Operator2 how much he had to drink and he stated a couple. I asked if I could conduct Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus and he said I could. Operator2 Exhibited 6 of 6 cues of impairment. I asked Operator2 if he had any alcohol to drink after the collision and he stated he did not. A few seconds later Operator2 stated he did have a couple shots afterwards to calm his nerves. I spoke with the rental staff and they stated Operator2 was not operating at the time the boat was returned. I asked Operator2 if he would provide a breath sample and he agreed. Operator2 blew a 0.131 with a Lifeloc FC10 Plus Preliminary Breath Tester.
  
  Since Operator2 admitted to drinking after the accident and was not seen operating the watercraft on its approach to the marina he was not placed under arrest for Operating under the influence.
  
  I next located the second watercraft which was selling Hamburgers in Humbug Cove. The owner of the watercraft was identified. She stated the rented pontoon was coming in to their anchored watercraft. On its approach there was a rope which connected the two watercrafts together. She stated the rented pontoon boat continued to drive around their watercraft in a clockwise manner from the Port front side to the Aft Starboard side. She then stated they told them to just turn the motors off and pull themselves in. She stated there was a sudden jolt as the rented pontoon struck them from behind. She stated there was an exchange of information before the rented pontoon boat left.
  
  The hamburger boat sustained damage to the aluminum siding on the aft starboard side. the rented pontoon boat sustained damage front starboard side.
  
  Nothing further.
  