RedactedNarrative: On 05/29/2022 at approximately 1819 hours, I was dispatched to a call for service regarding a three boat non-injury collision at the Pleasant Harbor Boat Ramp, Lake Pleasant, Arizona. The complainant advised an older pontoon boat had collided with two other boats and the Peoria Police Department had arrested the driver that drove the truck and trailer. 
  
  At approximately 1824 hours, I arrived on scene with the Peoria Police Department. They advised me the collision had occurred when the pontoon was attempting to dock and struck two other boats. I was also advised one boat, Boat #2, had already been loaded onto a trailer and was waiting at a camping spot and the third boat, Boat #3, left the area. They also advised me that Boat #1, a 2001 27-foot Tracker pontoon boat was in the water and another subject was driving the boat. 
  
  At this time, I observed Boat #1 collide into the shore while being driven by the other subject. The other subject was later arrested for operating while under the influence (Ref MCSO IR22013921).
  
  I spoke to the owner and operator of Boat #1. Operator1 indicated the following to me during the course of my investigation:
  Operator1 was attempting to nose in his boat to the boat ramp to let his son off of the boat to drive the truck and trailer. Operator1 saw an open spot between two boats. Operator1 came in and his son jumped off onto the dock. Operator1 put the boat into reverse as a female subject on his boat also jumped off. Operator1 did not know she was going to jump off and it pushed his boat. The boat rotated and struck both boat #3, on his port side, and Boat #2 on his starboard side. 
  
  Operator1 indicated the boats did not collide at a high speed and did not believe it would damage any boat. He showed me possible scratches near the aft of his boat but was unsure if they were from the collision. 
  
  There was also damage to the pontoon where the other operator had collided with the shore. 
  
  I then went and spoke with the owner of Boat #2.  StSheephanie indicated the following to me during the course of my investigation:
  Her boat had been towed in and was moored between where the dock connects to the shore. There were subjects in the water with ropes and no one operating the boat. Boat #1 came in and went between her boat and Boat #3 and Boat #2 rotated and collided with her boat. Her boat was then pushed into the shore and caused damage to the bottom of her boat as well as a scratch to the port side. 
  
  She estimated damages possibly $2000 or more to repair the damage. 
  
  No injuries were reported to me during the course of my investigation.
  
  Peoria Police utilized a portable breath test on Operator1 and they determined he was not impaired. 
  
  Nothing further to report at this time.
  