RedactedNarrative: September 19, 2014 (Friday) 
  
  On this date, the Operational Dispatch Unit received a call from the Wildwood Crest Police Department in reference to an erratic operator in the area of Sunset Lake, Wildwood Crest Boro, Cape May County. ODU was advised that an individual was operating a small open vessel erratically in Sunset Lake, specifically operating the vessel in circles. Wildwood Crest Police Department was subsequently able to make contact with the operator as he returned to his dock. As the vessel neared the dock Operator 1 fell overboard and injured his right leg. Operator 1 was subsequently helped to shore by members of the Wildwood Crest Police Department and evaluated by Wildwood Crest E.M.S. Operator 1 refused further medical treatment. Operator 1 was then arrested by Wildwood Crest Police Department for Operating a Vessel Under the Influence. Troopers were not dispatched to the scene at this time. 
  
  September 20, 2014 (Saturday) 
  
  On this date, I continued this investigation where I was able to make contact with Operator 1. 
  
  Operator 1 stated in Effect: I has a few beers and went for a boat ride last night sometime after 11:00 pm. When I returned to my dock I saw all the police waiting on shore for me. When I was pulling up to my dock I fell overboard. When I was climbing back onto my boat I cut my shin. When I made it back to shore I was arrested for operating my boat under the influence. 
  
  Investigation Revealed: During the early morning hours Operator 1 was operating Vessel 1 in Sunset Lake apparently under the influence of alcohol. Wildwood Crest Police arrived on scene due to a call made by a nearby resident. While returning to his dock at the request of Wildwood Crest Officers, Operator 1 fell overboard and struck his right shin on the starboard gunwale of Vessel 1. Operator 1 was treated at the scene by Wildwood Crest E.M.S. and arrested for Operating his vessel under the influence of alcohol. I subsequently observed a small laceration to Operator 1's right shin just below his knee. Operator 1 stated this was his only injury. I then observed Vessel 1 docked behind Operator 1's residence. Vessel 1 was not damaged during the incident, however there was a small amount of blood observed on the starboard gunwale that would be consistent with the injuries observed and statement given by Operator 1. There were no other reported injuries or damage. 
  
  (BLOOD ALCOHOL CONTENT DETERMINED BY OTHER LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY. NARRATIVE WAS TAKEN VERBATIM FROM NJSP BOATING ACCIDENT REPORT).