RedactedNarrative: At approximately 1630 hours a white and blue ski boat was traveling north down the Tugaloo River. A blonde female was driving the ski boat with a male passenger. The ski boat hit the pontoon that was adrift and left the scene. According to witnesses there was extensive damage to the port side back of the ski boat. The pontoon received damage to the front right side of his vessel. There were no injuries as a result of the incident. The ski boat left the scene and headed towards South Carolina waters. A few days later I received a tip from a subject that knew the location where the white and blue ski boat was housed at. 
  
  After receiving the tip and seeing the damage on the vessel it was clear that this was the vessel that had left the scene. A picture was taken and the damage surveyed and it was confirmed by the other boaters that this was the vessel that had hit them. 
  
  Subject1 admitted to being involved in the boating incident and confirmed that his girlfriend was the driver on the afternoon of the boating incident. Subject1 allowed me to see his vessel and survey the extent of the damage. After getting Subject1 to draw me a diagram of the incident I asked him if he could get girlfriend and himself to meet me at the GSP Post 52 office so I could get her side of the story and he said he would call her. Approximately one hour later they both meet me at the office and I got her statement on the incident. Her recollection of the incident was similar and she admitted to drinking around 3 beers before the incident occurred. After she admitted to driving the vessel and leaving the scene intentionally I advised her and Subject1 that they were at fault in the incident. I advised both of them of their charges and explained the court date of August 01 in Franklin County.
  