RedactedNarrative: On September 20, 2019 I, Game Warden First-class was asked to go to Aqualand Marina to meet a man named regarding a boating incident that happened on September 14, 2019, the weekend prior. I arrived and met Subject1 and he told me he had attended a tie-up party at "Wedding Island" on Lake Lanier, he showed me his cabin cruiser and the damage that of been caused when a PWC driven by Operator1 had ramped onto the back of the swim platform knocking off a table along with causing cosmetic damage to the platform as well as interior damage to the fiberglass of the vessel. I took Subject1‘s information and he provided me a list of witnesses to contact who could corroborate his story. Subject1 also gave me a witness statement taken by the Forsyth County sheriffs earlier that week. Subject1 also provided photos and a video of Operator1 sitting on a PWC that is on the back of Subject1's vessel. 
  
  	 I made contacted with several of the witnesses on Subject1’s witness list and received statements from them over the next couple of weeks. The statements said  that Operator1 was attempting to splash water on people at the party using the jet motor of the PWC he was operating. Suddenly he hit the accelerator moving the PWC at a high rate of speed causing it to ramp on the back of Subject1’s swim platform. 
  
  Due PWC's weight being greater than what the swim platform is rated for, it caused damage to Subject1’s boat when the screws that held the platform bent. All the witnesses named Operator1 as the driver of the PWC and all the statements where consistent regarding what they witnessed as Operator1's irresponsible and reckless behavior on that day. Using  my training knowledge and experience I came to the conclusion that On September 14th 2019, while operating a vessel on waters of the State of Georgia Operator1 was acting in a reckless manner and did operate the PWC above idle speed within 100 feet of people and objects in the water. Operator1 was solely responsible for the damage caused to v1 vessel when he drove the PWC onto the swim platform. I went to the Forsyth County magistrate and obtained warrants for the arrest of Operator1 on the charges of reckless operation and operating a PWC within 100 feet of an object in the water.
  