RedactedNarrative: ON SUNDAY, JULY 4TH, 2021, WHILE IN FULL UNIFORM WITH THE GENEVA LAKE POLICE DEPARTMENT AND WHILE ON DUTY IN MARKED SQUAD BOAT, OFFICER 2 AND I, OFFICER 1, WERE DISPATCHED TO THE LAKE GENEVA YACHT CLUB TO RESPOND TO AN ACCIDENT OF A BOAT CRASHING INTO THE PIER. UPON ARRIVAL, I DROPPED OFF OFFICER 2 TO THE PIER AND HE MADE CONTACT WITH THE INDIVIDUAL INVOLVED IN THE CRASH AND AN EMPLOYEE OF THE LAKE GENEVA YACHT CLUB IDENTIFIED AS WITNESS 1. OFFICER 2 IDENTIFIED THE DIVER OF THE BOAT THROUGH HIS DRIVERS LICENSE AS OPERATOR. OPERATOR TOLD OFFICER 2 THAT HE BELIEVED HIS BOAT WAS HAVING ENGINE PROBLEMS AND POSSIBLY TAKING ON WATER, SO THEY PROCEEDED TO THE LAKE GENEVA YACHT CLUB TO DOCK THE BOAT. OPERATOR STATED "HE WAS COMING IN HOT" WHEN APPROACHING THE DOCK, AND SAID HE THOUGHT THE WAVES WERE THE MAIN REASON HE MADE CONTACT WITH THE PIER. OFFICER 2 TOOK PHOTOS OF THE DAMAGE TO THE PIER. AFTER INITIAL SCREENING, OFFICER 2 BELIEVED THAT THE DAMAGE TO THE PIER SEEMED TO BE MINOR PAINT CHIPPING RESULTING IN LESS THAN $2,000. THERE WERE NO INJURIES SUSTAINED AS A RESULT OF THE ACCIDENT. AT A LATER DATE, THE GENEVA LAKE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY RECEIVED A CALL FROM THE LAKE GENEVA YACHT CLUB STATING THAT THE DAMAGE TO THE PIER WAS IN EXCESS TO JUST THE PAINT CHIPPING. THE LAKE GENEVA YACHT CLUB STATED THAT THE PIER WAS POSSIBLY KNOCKED OUT OF THE CRIB ON THE BOTTOM OF THE LAKE. I FOLLOWED UP WITH OPERATOR AND THE LAKE GENEVA YACHT CLUB TO COMPLETE THE CRASH REPORT