RedactedNarrative: On 08/26/2020 at approximately 1042 hours, I was dispatched to a reported boating accident that occurred on 08/25/2020 at around 2030 hours. The complainant requested contact by telephone. 
  At this time, I contacted the complainant, REPORTING PARTY, who stated his son had been on Lake Pleasant with 5 of his friends fishing. REPORTING PARTY stated all of the boys fishing had been on their own boats and decided to go to Jackass Cove to meet up and weigh their fish. All but one of the boys had arrived to the cove and they began getting their fish sorted out. 
  While sitting in the cove, unanchored, they observed their friend, OPERATOR 2, coming into the cove to join them. However, OPERATOR 2 was coming into the cove faster than he should of and had the bow of the boat in the air obstructing his vision. (Off plane) 
  Subsequently, OPERATOR 2 was unable to see OPERATOR 1 in the water and drove his boat over the top of OPERATOR 1''s boat. OPERATOR 1 moved to the lowest point of the boat floor to avoid being struck by the boat. Due to this action, OPERATOR 1 only sustained minor bumps and bruises. REPORTING PARTY stated OPERATOR 1 did not require medical attention and refused to go to the hospital as he did not sustain serious injury. 
  I then contacted OPERATOR 2. OPERATOR 2 stated the same sequence of events that took place causing the accident. OPERATOR 2 added that he was cruising into the cove off plane which caused the bow to raise in the air thus obstructing his view. As he came into the cove, he thought he had more room and did not see OPERATOR 1 until it was to late causing him to collide with OPERATOR 1. 
  Both OPERATOR 1 and OPERATOR 2 stated they had not drank any alcohol or had any impairment to cause the accident. OPERATOR 2 stated is was dark and he was unable to see OPERATOR 1. Both had PFD''s on board and are able to swim. 
  OPERATOR 1 and OPERATOR 2 had been on the boats alone and did not have any passengers/occupants. They did not have to jump from the watercraft and were able to load both boats onto the trailers with no issues. 
  REPORTING PARTY stated the estimated damage to OPERATOR 1 and his boat is eight to nine thousand dollars. OPERATOR 2 stated he is unsure as to how much the damage to his boat would cost. However, he did state it would be greater than one thousand dollars. 
  OPERATOR 2 stated he did not sustain any injuries from this accident.
  Nothing Further
  