RedactedNarrative: The above person, Operator, was operating his vessel on Taylorsville Lake around 1215 when it started to take on water. Operator said he was operating the vessel and a big wave overtook his vessel from the back. Once the wave came over the back of the vessel it started to sink quick. Operator was holding on to the vessel by a rope as it was sinking. The rope that Operator was holding snapped and he no longer had contact of the vessel. A person on a Jet Ski came and saved Operator from his boat that had sunk. Operator informed me that his phone and truck keys were on the boat, and all he had was his wallet. There is no vessel information because it was on the boat, Operator had only had the boat for about two months. He bought the boat off of Facebook from a man. The only Vessel information I could gather from Operator was that it was a Blue Fish and Ski boat 16 foot in length with a 55 horse power motor. 
   
  As I was conducting an interview to gather as much information as I could from Operator I notified Post 12 who I was with. Post 12 informed me that Operator had a warrant for his arrest. So I proceeded to put Operator in Handcuff's and take him to the Taylorsville PD, so he could be transported to Shelby Co. Detention center. Operator had no boat information, not even the KY numbers for the boat. I left Operator my contact information and told him to notify me when he was to have more information about the vessel. 
   
  Still having not heard from Operator I had to contact the transportation cabinet and retrieve the boat information. I was able to get the Vessel's numbers and the title # and the HIN number. In order to get a full copy of the boat information I have to complete a TC 96-16 form and get it notarized. I was able to speak over the phone and get all the infromation from the Administrative Specialist.