RedactedNarrative: On October 05,2018, at approximately 1114 hours, I RFC received a call from Jasper 911. The 911 operator stated that subject had request a boating incident report in reference to a boating incident that had occurred prior to this date.
  
     At approximately 1325 hours on October 05,2018 I meet with Subject at his residence. Subject stated that he hit the sand bar on the Tussashaw River located on Lake Jackson in Butts County on Saturday September 22, 2018 at approximately 1900 hours. Subject stated that as he was getting on plane with his 2006 Stratos he veered too far to the left and hit the sand bar causing the boat motor to kick up which caused the oil reservoir cap to become dislodged from the reservoir tank which contributed to engine damage.
  
      I then went to Barry Marine Service, located at 1340 Jackson Lake Road in Jackson Georgia and met with subject2 in reference to the damaged vessel. Subject2 showed me an oil reservoir and stated he believes that the oil sensor float became lodged in the strainer and caused a failure of the low oil alarm. This resulted in the reservoir becoming low on oil which caused the engine damage. Subject2 also showed me the lower unit of the motor and stated that the prop had damage that was consistent with that of someone hitting a sand bar. Subject2 stated that it was also possible for the float to have become dislodged when Subject struck the sand bar. In the water intake of the 150-horse power Vmax engine (serial number V150TLR/1009413) there was sand residue that was consistent with the possibility of the motor striking a sand bar.
  