RedactedNarrative: On 6-25-18 EPO was dispatched to respond to a boating accident that occurred on Pt. Judith Pond.  The accident involved a 12-ft. skiff that was capsized caused by a wake from a 34-ft. Luhrs that was cruising in a “No Wake” zone. EPO reported that Operator1 had just finished digging clams in the pond and was headed northbound through the channel near Marker 14 when he was overtaken by a large sport fish-style boat with the name “Off the Hook” at a high speed in “No Wake” zone.  The wake was so great that the skiff became swamped and then capsized.  Operator1 was able to hang on to the turned-over hull.  A good Samaritan assisted Operator1 and helped him onto his boat.  He then tied lines to the capsized boat and brought in Operator1 and his skiff. 
   
  Later on that day EPO located a boat fitting the description of “Off the Hook” at 210 Oyster Bar.  Dispatch then located the owner.  EPO responded to that address and spoke with Owner who stated she and her husband were on her boat and her husband was driving.  She refused to answer any further questions about the incident without her husband present.  EPO left the home and returned a few hours later when operator2 would be there.  Off.  spoke with Operator2 and read his Miranda rights.   Operator2, after much hesitation, agreed to answer questions.  EPO informed Operator2 of his reckless operation of his boat that caused Operator1’s boat to capsize.  He was issued a RITT court summons for a “No Wake” violation. The good samaritian, later issued a witness statement.