RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 stated to the effect: We had been out on the boat all day and consumed several alcoholic beverages, then went to Bristol for food and drinks in the evening. I was traveling back to D&S Marina from the Bristol Docks on what I thought was the Pennsylvania side of the Delaware River. I don't remember anything after that.
  
  Investigation Revealed: Operator #1 was operating Vessel #1 northbound in the Delaware River just north of the Turnpike Extension Bridge in Florence Township, Burlington County. While traveling at a high rate of speed, Operator #1 failed to observe Delaware River Buoy 56 and struck same with Vessel #1 's starboard bow. 
  
  Upon impact, Operator #1 struck the vessel's windshield with his head and fell to the deck between the consoles. Victim #1 was ejected from Vessel #1 and retrieved by witness. Victim #1 was returned to the vessel and Witness #2 arrived on scene from Bristol Yacht club, secured Vessel #1 in side Tow, and returned same to the Bristol Yacht Club. Bristol EMS arrived on scene and immediately transported Operator #1 and Victim #1 to Jefferson Torresdale Hospital.
  
  Upon arrival, Sgt. and I conducted interviews with witnesses which were still on scene. It was immediately determined that there were two persons on the vessel at the time of the crash and both were accounted for. The cockpit of Vessel #1 was observed to have large amounts of blood throughout. The windshield was observed to be cracked and the steering wheel was broken off of the hub. A large hole was observed to Vessel #1 's starboard bow and was determined as the initial point of impact. (owner of D&S Marina) then removed Vessel #1 from the water and trailered it to D&S Marina without incident.
  
  Sgt. and I then departed the scene in order to conduct interviews at Jefferson Torresdale Hospital in Philadelphia. Upon arrival, we met with Operator who was conscious and alert. He was observed to have injuries to his mouth and scalp. I immediately detected the odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from his breath and observed his eyes to be glassy and bloodshot. Operator admitted to drinking several alcoholic beverages throughout the day. A consent to search form was presented, read to, and signed by Operator granting access to his vessel for the purposes of documenting the damage. A telephonic search warrant for blood draw was not attempted due to the jurisdictional challenges of being in Pennsylvania. Sgt. and I then met occupant who was observed to have moderate injuries to her face. Sgt. and I departed the hospital without incident. It should be noted that Operator was cooperative throughout the entire investigation.
  
  9/22/2022- A warrant for First Draw Blood of Operator was written and approved. Philadelphia Police Officer of the Accident Investigation Division was the affiant on the warrant. Once granted, I met with Officer at Jefferson Torresdale Hospital to obtain Operator's Blood specimen. The specimen was collected, transported to NJSP Bordentown Station, and logged into LIMS.
  
  The blood specimen was then secured in the refrigerator to be transported to the Evidence Management Unit for testing.
  
  Summonses written to Operator #1:
  0315-SPB-006112- 12:7-46 (Boating Under the Influence)
  0315-SPB-006113- 12:7-76 (Careless Operation)
  0315-SPB-006114- 12:7-47 (Reckless Operation
  0315-SPB-006115-13:82-1.8 (Failure to Avoid Collision)
  0315-SPB-006116- 13:82-1.8 (Failure to have proper lookout)
  