RedactedNarrative: On May 21, 2020 at approximately 21:53 CST, we were dispatched to a single boat accident near the mouth of Beaver and Otter Creek on Lake Cumberland. Vessel 1 (Registration : KY 0515 CL) was being operated by OPERATOR 1. There was one passenger on the vessel, PASSENGER 1. OPERATOR 1 was traveling on the lake when the boat hit a log and began taking on water.  
  
  Upon arrival on the scene, Officer and I observed two vessels. PASSENGER 1 and OPERATOR 1 were aboard Vessel 1 that was taking on water and were attempting to transfer all valuables to the other vessel. The other vessel, not involved in the accident were friends and arrived to provide help. All occupants of both vessels were immediately asked if there were any injuries and if anyone needed medical assistance. All occupants stated there were no injuries and no need for medical assistance. I made contact with PASSENGER 1. 
  
  He stated the vessel was owned by his mother. When asked who was operating the vessel it hit the log, PASSENGER 1 said that OPERATOR 1 was driving at the time. I then made contact with OPERATOR 1. I asked OPERATOR 1 if he had been driving when the vessel hit the log and he said he was. I could smell a strong odor of what appeared to be alcoholic beverage upon his person. I instructed OPERATOR 1 to on a PFD and advised that I would be performing some SFST's on him. I asked OPERATOR 1 to step onto our boat, and I administered SFST's on him. He showed multiple clues of impairment on all tests administered. A portable breath test, PBT, was administered indicating the presence of alcohol at a BAC level of .207. I placed OPERATOR 1 under Arrest for BUI. I stayed at the scene until Marine Assist arrived. Marine Assist towed the vehicle to its tow yard. Myself and Ofc. transported OPERATOR 1 to the Russell County Detention Center. Once at the detention center, OPERATOR 1 agreed to give a breath sample which resulted in a BAC reading of .196.
  
  On May 23, 2020, Officer went to Marine Assist Facility to take photographs of the vessel out of the water. On May 29, 2020, I interviewed PASSENGER 1 via telephone. PASSENGER 1 stated the boat was coming from Beaver Creek and headed toward Wolf Creek Dam at approximately 30 mph when the vessel struck the log. He advised there were a total of seven people- four adults and three children- aboard the vessel at the time of the accident, but upon arrival, Officer and myself observed only PASSENGER 1 and OPERATOR 1 aboard the vessel. Upon contact, neither PASSENGER 1 nor OPERATOR 1 were wearing PFD. 
  ** No one was injured as a result of this accident
  **CAD # 2020-00513847
  ** Property damage to Vessel 1 is estimated at $5,000.00