RedactedNarrative: The vessel was a 1996, 20', Pro-Line center console here-in-after referred to as V-1. V-1 was docked beside another larger sportfish boat behind the residence of the registered owner. Subject was asleep inside the house. The vessel owner's father, Subject2, had started the vessel and then went back inside the house to get his cell phone. 
  
  The bow of V-1 was still secured by a dock line. The stern of V-1 was untied, but Subject2 had asked Operator1 to hold the vessel in place while he retrieved his cell phone.      As Subject2 walked out the back door of his house he heard the engine of V-1 rev and he saw V-1 on plane go by the bow of his sportfish where it had been tied. He also heard the bow dock line snap as it pulled tight. Operator1 was nowhere to be seen. V-1 contacted the middle of the neighbors dock. V-1 ramped up the dock and seawall and made contact with the fence surrounding the neighbor’s pool. When the motor on V-1 contacted the dock it quit running. V-1 then slid back down the seawall and into the water. 
  
  	Subject2 jumped into the water and swam to V-1 which was now floating in the canal with the engine off. He found Operator1 passed out lying on the deck in the stern of the vessel. Subject2 started the vessel and moved it back to where it was docked. The owner of V-1 heard the crash and came outside. He called 911 when he saw the boat and damage to the dock. The neighbor whose dock V-1 had crashed into also called 911. Deputies with Broward Sheriff's Office arrived on scene and saw they had a boating accident. 
  
  	At approximately 0445 hours I received a phone call from FWC Dispatch. They informed me about the boating accident and requested me to respond. I put on a uniform and headed to the location of the accident. I arrived on scene at 0537 hours. I spoke with deputies on scene and then interviewed Operator1. She had a very strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from her person. I asked about the events of the night leading up to the accident. She said they had been at Aruba's all night for dinner and drinks. She said she had been drinking sparkling wine and they got back around 0230. Operator1 didn't know how many drinks she had. I asked what time they had gone to Aruba's. She said 1930. I asked what she had for dinner. She said seafood fettuccine alfredo. I asked her what time she thought it was. She said 0500. The actual time was 0600. Operator1 was very disoriented and had extremely slurred speech. I asked if she takes any medication. She said that she is prescribed brexpiprazole but had not taken any that night or the day before.
  