RedactedNarrative: On May 05, 2020 at approximately 1550 hours, I Game Warden First Class received a call from Forsyth County regarding a subject that had crashed into a dock with a PWC and that had head trauma. Once on scene, I observed an Orange/White PWC that had severe front end damage. The operator of the PWC had already been transported to Northeast Georgia Medical Center Gainesville by ambulance. Corporal went to the hospital to get the status of Operator.
  	I spoke with a witness of the incident. Subject1 stated that Operator entered the cove traveling approximately 50+ MPH. He also stated that Operator turned around at the back of the cove and was leaving the cove at 50+MPH. Subject1 also stated, that Operator took his focus off of driving and struck the dock. Subject1 told me that he then ran down to the dock to check on Operator. He stated that, Operator was hanging on the side of the PWC. Subject1 then assisted Operator to the side of his dock; where he helped him onto his dock until first responders arrived. 
  
  	After speaking with Subject1 and the officers on scene, I was told that Operator had suffered head trauma, contusions to his upper torso and possible internal injuries. Due to the severity of the damage to the PWC, the PWC was secured on a Hydroport until a trailer was able to be located. 
  
  	Due to my training, knowledge, and experience, I determined that the cause of this incident was due to reckless operation, and operator inattention. I also noticed, the PWC did not have any registration displayed at the time of the incident. 
  
   *** 	On 5/10/2020, I received an email that contained a scanned copy of a written statement from Operator. According to Operator, he was driving the PWC in Subject1's cove. While on his way out of the cove, he noticed a Grand Daddy Long Leg crawling up his leg. At that time, he leaned over to knock it off; while attempting to knock the spider off, Operator struck Subject1's dock.
  