RedactedNarrative: On May 13, 2016, I, RFC with the Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Division, received a call in regards to a boating incident on Allatoona Lake that occurred near the train trestle no wake zone at approximately 1915 hours.  I contacted the complainant about the incident.  
  
  The complainant, operator1, advised that he was fishing with a buddy in a Triton bass boat in the no wake zone at the train trestle.  Operator1 advised that he began to operate his vessel with the trolling motor between the trestle pylon and the rock bank when a PWC came up behind him above idle speed and struck the stern of his vessel (see witness statement and drawing in attachments).  Operator1 advised that the PWC left a large gash in the fiberglass of his vessel at the port stern location.
  
  Operator1 advised that after he realized what had happened, he turned around to see the PWC that struck his vessel.  Operator1 advised that the PWC did not stop, but continued north on the lake towards Bethany Bridge.  Operator1 advised that the only description he could get of the operator or PWC was a white male wearing a blue or purple PFD and a white color to the stern of the PWC.  Operator1 could not give me any more information regarding the PWC that left the scene.  Operator1 or occupant were not injured in the incident.
  
  I met with Operator1 and his father, the owner of the vessel.  The current vessel registration number is GA 6434 BJ.  Operator1 advised that the damage to his vessel would cost approximately $2000.  I advised Operator1 that there was nothing to go on at this time with the least amount of information that he could provide.  I advised that we would be on the lookout to see or hear if anyone talks about this incident to provide more information to continue the investigation.