RedactedNarrative: On August 20, 2022, at 5:31 pm I was dispatched to a two vessel collision in the Cedar Creek area of Norris Lake. The injured male had been transported via med evac to the University of Tennessee Medical Center prior to my arrival on scene.  The vessels involved in the collision and occupants were at Sugar Hollow Marina upon my arrival.
  
  	Two people had rented a 200HP Performance Tri-toon and two Yamaha Waverunners from Oasis Watersports  for the dates of August 18 thru August 20,2022.  Operator2 stated the group had rented vessels and stayed at a rental house at Sugar Hollow Marina for the past four or five years.  Witnesses stated they had been at the Cedar Creek Bridge.  They began traveling downstream towards Sugar Hollow Marina to return the rental vessels.  Operator1 was operating one of the Yamaha Waverunners (vessel 1 TN0553VL).  Operator2 was operating the Tri-toon with six passengers onboard (vessel 2 TN1385JS).  Another person was operating the second Yamaha  that was not involved in the incident.  
  
  Witnesses stated Operator2 was traveling in a straight direction at approximately 15-20 mph.  Operator2 stated Operator1 had came towards the pontoon earlier in the day turning to spray water on the occupants of the pontoon. Vessel 2 came along the left side of vessel 1 making contact with the front of the port pontoon ejecting Operator1 in front of the moving Tri-toon.  The Tri-toon ran over Operator1 striking him with the prop of the vessel.  Documented damage to vessel 1 was consistent with witness statements.  Vessel 2 did not show any substantial damage.  Occupants pulled Operator1 from the water and continued to Sugar Hollow Marina to obtain medical help.
  
  	While interviewing Operator2, I noticed him to have a strong odor of alcoholic beverage about his person.  Operator2 was also observed having bloodshot glassy eyes.  Operator2 was asked to submit a blood sample to determine his blood alcohol concentration and refused.  A search warrant was obtained to collect a blood sample.  Operator2 was transported to Lafollette Medical Center to collect a blood sample.
  	
  	Upon arriving on scene, I was approached by the Sugar Hollow Marina Manager.  Subject3 stated the individuals involved in the incident had bought a lot of alcohol at the marina earlier in the day.  He stated upon arriving with the pontoon he observed individuals on the boat remove three thirteen gallon trash bags full of empty beer cans from the vessel.  I asked subject3 if the individuals paid for the alcohol with a credit card.  Subject3 provided me a copy of the  transaction showing the individuals on the vessel purchased four Miller Lite 12 packs and four Budlight Lime 12 packs at 2:30 pm.
  