RedactedNarrative: At approximately 10:30 on the morning of 23 July, I friend called to ask what happened on Taylorsville Lake the night before. The person stated that a boat accident had occurred and that the injured were flown to University of Louisville Hospital. I immediately called KSP Post to inquire about the accident. The dispatcher stated that an accident was called in at approximately 02:40 and that Spencer County Fire and Rescue had been dispatched to the scene.
  
  I arrived on scene at approximate 11;30 to find the father of the vessel owner and a family friend removing items from the vessel. While documenting the scene, I asked Subject1 if they had removed any alcohol or drugs from the vessel. Subject1 stated that they had not and that they had not seen any alcohol or drugs on the vessel.
  
  The vessel appeared to have hit the shoreline at approximately a 45 degree angle and rode along the rocky shoreline for about 40 to 50 yards before hitting a tree. It appears that the vessel was turned 90 degrees after hitting the tree and the probable cause of the 3 occupants being ejected. The vessel came to rest on the shoreline approximately 10 yards past the tree with its bow pointing inland and its stern in the water. The majority of the vessel rested on the rocks of the shoreline.
  
  
  On 23 July, I interviewed Subject2 at University of Louisville Hospital. Subject2 stated that they had been catfishing during the night and early morning. He stated that Operator and Occupant2 were planning on spending the night on the lake and that they were enroute to the marina to drop him off. Subject2 stated that all three had been drinking and that there was a bottle of bourbon belonging to him, another larger bottle of alcohol that belonged to Operator and a large grey cooler on the vessel. Subject2 stated that he did not know if there was alcohol in the cooler. I did not see any bottles or a cooler on the vessel when I inspected it at approximately 12:00 hrs.
  
  Operator had a BAC of .158 when blood was drawn at University of Louisville Hospital per the toxicology report shown in the attachment section of this report. 
  
  The case has been handed over to the Commonwealths Attorneys office.
  Officer 
  