RedactedNarrative: On August 7th, 2016, at approximately 1930 hours, I, RFC received a call in reference to a boating incident that had occurred near Sandy Beach at Lake Tobesofkee. I proceeded to be in route to the location of the incident. I contacted Sgt.  and informed him of the incident and explained that I would update him when I had received more information at the scene. 
  
  	At approximately 1950 hours, I arrived on scene at Sandy Beach at Lake Tobesofkee. A Tobesofkee Ranger was also on scene speaking with several individuals involved. I investigated both vessels that were involved in the incident. Vessel 1, a 1999 Regal, appeared to have extensive damage to the starboard side of the vessel which included, a shattered window, fiberglass hull damage, stern light damage as well damage to the canopy frame. Vessel 2, a 2001 Carolina Skiff, appeared to have had slight fiberglass damage to the hull of the vessel on the starboard side.
  
  	I began interviewing witnesses. Operator1 explained that the Regal boat belonged to him. Operator1 explained that he, his wife and daughter as well as his daughters friend had been boating on the lake and decided to pull his vessel up at Sandy Beach and walk around for a while. He explained that he was walking down the beach and noticed a boat out in front of Sandy Beach that had appeared to be in motion with no one at the operating console. 
  
  Operator1 also explained that he saw two people in the water and the boat appeared to be doing circles around the individuals in the water. Operator1 stated that he told his wife to call 911 and he ran to his boat because he knew something was wrong. At that point, Operator1 boarded his vessel and began driving toward the circling vessel. 
  
  operator1 explained that he thought the circling vessel was going to drive over the two people in the water. Operator1 stated that he positioned his vessel in such a way to shield the two people in the water from getting run over. Operator1 stated that the circling vessel struck his Regal on the starboard side and was deflected away from the two people in the water. At that point, Operator1 helped the man and young boy into his vessel and took them to Sandy Beach.
  
   Operator1 explained that the man had a cut on the heel of his foot and the young boy was complaining of stomach pain. Operator1 explained that the two victims were transported to the hospital for evaluation. I also spoke with the other witnesses. The witness confirmed what Operator1 had already stated. I was able to get written statements from all of the witnesses. After documenting the scene, I proceeded to be in route to the Macon Medical Center where the victims were transported for medical evaluation. 
  
  	I arrived at the Macon Medical Center at approximately 2130 hours. I was able to make contact with operator2. Operator2 explained that both him and his son were okay and his son V2 occupant was being checked out by a physician. 
  
  I interviewed Operator2 about the events that had taken place at Lake Tobesofkee that evening. Operator2 explained that he and his son V2 occupant were out riding in his boat that evening and when they were near the area of Sandy Beach they encountered some rough water. Operator2 explained that the rough water ejected him and his son out of the vessel and into the water. Operator2 explained that the vessel was still running and began circling him and his son. Operator2 also explained that he thought someone from the shore saw what had happened and drove their vessel out to his and his son's location and put their vessel in front of the moving vessel to keep it from hitting them. I confirmed that I had already spoken to the individual that drove their boat in front of his boat…