RedactedNarrative: According to police reports Jamestown Police responded to a report of a vessel that traveled through the mooring field in Jamestown Boat Yard in the early morning hours on June 11 striking 3 other boats and causing damage to all 3.  
  
  One witnesses at the scene during the accident told officers that he observed a 40’ vessel traveling through the mooring field and hitting 3 other boats.  The witness also reported that he tried to approach the operator of the boat whom he identified as a female.  There was also a male passenger on board.  The name of the suspect vessel was “Zero PSI”.  The witness then told the operator and passenger on that boat that they just hit 3 other vessels.   The witness then said that the operator seemed fearful of getting caught, the engines began to rev and the vessel left the scene.  The witness also reported that he believed the operator was very intoxicated.   
  
  He pointed out the boat  to Jamestown police that was now traveling North on the East side of Jamestown under the Newport Bridge.  Shortly thereafter the USCG advised that they found the boat and were conducting SFST’s on the operator. The USCG had the operator with them.  Operator1’s boat was being towed to the Conanicut Marina at East Ferry where other Jamestown Police were standing by.  When the USCG arrive at the marina, it was discovered that Operator1 was the only passenger on board.  Officers then continued with the SFST’s.  Operator1 was instructed to blow into the breathalyzer.  He blew short weak puffs of air into the breathalyzer.  He was instructed at least a dozen times on how to blow into the breathalyzer.  Operator registered a .027 after numerous attempts.  Police did not arrest operator but instead issued him a fine for Boating Under the Influence.