RedactedNarrative: On May 8, 2021, we were notified of a sinking vessel with two ejected occupants on Lake Lanier in the Chattahoochee River near River Forks Park.  GWFC and I responded to the area and were flagged down by the occupants of a bass boat.  Subject pointed to a male and female on his vessel, later identified as Operator and Occupant, and said that he pulled them from the water near the sinking vessel.  There were no other vessels in sight and only a single piece of debris was floating on the water.  Neither Operator nor Occupant were wearing PFDs.  GWFC asked Operator and Occupant if they needed medical attention; Operator and Occupant declined.  
  
  	Operator said he was operating his 33' Wellcraft Scarab, no registration, around 45-50mph when the bow of the vessel spun and flipped, landing with the bow up in the air.  Operator held his hand up in the air with his arm bent at the elbow as he described the bow up and stern down as the vessel was sinking.  Operator said he did not remember any more of what happened.  
  
  	Operator's speech was heavily slurred and his eyes were glassy. I smelled a strong odor of alcohol on Operator as he described the incident.  When GWFC asked Operator how much he had to drink, Operator scoffed and said dismissively that he had some beers earlier.  Operator repeatedly said he was upset that he lost his $60,000 or $80,000 boat (Operator said different values), but seemed unconcerned about being ejected into the water or the possible fatal outcome for himself or Occupant in the boat incident.  Operator repeatedly said, "Fuck" or "Fuck, I just lost my boat."  Operator consented to participate in Field Sobriety exercises.  GWFC placed Operator under arrest for Boating Under the Influence, Resource Citation.
  
  	Subject transported Occupant to a dock nearby where EMS was waiting.  While Occupant initially declined medical attention, Occupant did accept treatment and was transported by EMS for evaluation.  Operator repeatedly declined medical treatment and cursed about the EMS personnel.
  
  	On May 9, 2021, I spoke with Subject by telephone.  Subject said he was traveling up the Chattachoochee River from the Highway 53 bridge when his minor son saw a wall of water further upstream.  Subject went to the area and saw approximately 6 to 7 feet of the bow of a vessel sticking out of the water.  Subject said he saw Operator and Occupant in the water clinging to floating debris.  Subject said Operator was calm and unphased by the incident but that Occupant was exhausted to the point where Subject had to pull the boat over to Occupant because he was afraid she would not make it.  Subject said he could smell the odor of alcohol on Operator as he got closer to him.  Subject said that when Operator was on the boat he was confused about where he was.  Operator to take Subject to take him back to his slip at Port Royale but pointed north, which was the opposite direction of Port Royale.  Subject said that Operator said he had to pee and proceeded to urinate off the stern of the vessel without concern for the other vessel occupants.
  
  	On May 10, 2021, spoke with Operator by telephone to gather additional information about the vessel and Operator's boating experience.  Operator said that while he had previously owned a similar vessel, that he thought the different shape of the stern in the current vessel was the likely cause of the capsizing.
  