RedactedNarrative: On September 2, 2018 I received a call of a hit and run boating accident in Bryant Creek on Lake Lanier. A witness stated he was working on a customers boat (V01) at their dock when another boat (V02) entered the cove. He stated the boat went to the back of the cove out of site. V02 then exited the back of the cove, and while doing so struck his customers boat. He advised V02 was occupied by four white males ranging in age from 40's to 50's. He stated he advised them that they damaged his customers boat and would need to wait while he notified the owner. As he walked to the house he stated the 4 males left the scene in in V02. I responded to the area and was unable to make contact with a vessel matching the description of V02. Next I located V01 and observed the vessel had damage to the front of the right pontoon at the bow eye. The bow eye plate was broken. It also appeared to have scratches on the starboard bow near the bow eye. On Tuesday September 4 I attempted to make contact with the owner of V02. I attempted both phone numbers and also drove to the location of a home on the lake. I was unable to locate the boat or Subject1. On September 13, 2018 I received a call stating he had found damage to his dock. I advised him I would look into it. On September 14 Sgt. and I traveled to the area by vessel and located V02 and arranged to speak with Subject1. I was also able to locate damage to V02. The visible damage was his port side pontoon at the keel area was bent and had several small cracks in it. Next I traveled to the dock and located the damage he was claiming. The damage appeared consistent with the statement provided. Later that day I spoke with Subject1 and he provided me with a statement of his account of the incident.