RedactedNarrative: On June 6th, 2022, at approximately 1730 hours, Operator, was operating a vessel in Turners Creek. The vessel was occupied by his passenger and him. The two of them are minors being 16 years of age. As Operator was operating the vessel heading south in Turners Creek, Passenger was sitting in Operator’s lap when they struck the pylon under a bridge. When Game Warden’s 2 and 3 arrived on scene, they observed Operator tending to a head injury on Passenger on a 15 ft Carolina Skiff. Game Warden’s 2 and 3 got the two people involved onto their vessel and transported them to the Savannah Boat House. 
  	
  	Passenger suffered a severe head injury and was bleeding from it. While in route to The Savannah Boat House, Game Warden 2 tended to her head injury. As Game Warden 2 tended to the injury, he smelled an odor of alcoholic beverage and Operator was the only one speaking at the time. Once they arrived at the Savannah Boat House, Game Warden 3 walked them to EMS. As they were walking, Game Warden 3 was able to smell the odor of alcoholic beverage as Operator was speaking with him. Standardized Field Sobriety test were not performed onscene due to the conditions of the victims. The victims got in the ambulance and was enroute to Memorial Hospital where I, Game Warden 1, was waiting on them to arrive. I spoke with the mother of Operator, who was able to give me information on Operator to identify him. The mother then told me that she was advised to not let Operator give a statement to me without an attorney present. I stopped speaking with them and spoke with the stepmother of Passenger who was able to give information on the victim to help identify her and waited until a legal guardian being her father was present to try to speak with her. Passenger was unable to speak and wasn’t responsive enough to give a statement. 
  	
  	Game Warden’s 3 and 2 arrived on scene at the hospital and was able to give more information to both parties involved. We spoke with Passenger's father and was able to explain what was seen when Game Wardens arrived on scene. We then went to Operator's father and his wife and explained in the same manner what was seen. I took down contact information for Operator's father in case of any questions or concerns regarding the boating incident then exited the hospital. *** On 06/06/22 I went to Judge in reference to him approving a search warrant for blood regarding the boating incident involving Operator operating a vessel that struck the pylon under the US 80 bridge in Turners Creek leaving a passenger and himself injured. Game Wardens 3 and 2 were able to smell an odor of alcoholic beverage coming from his person while they were on scene. I got the search warrant approved and signed and went to Memorial Hospital to serve the warrant by collecting his blood samples. I collected the samples and took them to the GBI Crime Lab in Pooler. I awaited the results.
  
  On 7/11/22 I received blood results for Operator. His results indicated that he his blood alcohol level was at a .041. Operator being under the age the age 21 was boating under the influence. 
  
  I submitted the Juvenile delinquency form on 7/22/22
  
  Chatham County Sheriffs office served the summon on 08/10/22. *** 6-5-22 Boat Accident Turners Creek and Hwy 80 bridge
  	On Sunday, 6/5/2022, at approximately 1740 hours I, Game Warden 2, of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Division (DNR LED), was on vessel patrol in Chatham County with Game Warden Corporal 3. Game Warden 3 received a phone call from a Chatham County Marine Patrol Officer who said a vessel struck a bridge in Turners Creek. Game Warden 3 and I were in the Wilmington River near the mouth of Turners Creek when Game Warden 3 received the call. Game Warden 3 and I responded to Turners Creek in our patrol vessel with the emergency lights and si