RedactedNarrative: On May 24, 2020 at approximately 2348 hours, I Game Warden received a call in regards to a boating incident in Little Shoal Creek on Lake Lanier. At 0013 hours, myself and Sergeant arrived on scene. I observed a white in color 31 foot Larson with several occupants on board with severe damage to the stern of the vessel; another vessel, 36 foot Cobalt was a short distance away. 
  
  I checked on the occupants in the Larson and spoke with Hall County Paramedics to see if they had checked on the other vessel. I then went to the Cobalt to check the status of the occupants. I immediately noticed a head injury on two of the female occupants, and the operator of the vessel had a chipped tooth. Paramedics ended up taking the females on the boat to get medical treatment. Operator1 agreed to perform field sobriety exercises and was determined to be impaired and less safe to operate. 
  
  After gathering witness statements and looking at the damage of both vessels, it was determined that  Operator2' vessel was broke down with the navigation lights on. Operator2 had already called Towboat to come assist her some time before the accident. Multiple witnesses stated that Operator2' vessel had the navigation lights on. Due to my training, knowledge, and experience, I determined that  Operator1 was at fault due to him operating under the influence and traveling at a speed that he was not able to maneuver his vessel in order to prevent a collision. Operator1 was transported to the Hall County Detention Center for boating under the influence and operating without registration.