RedactedNarrative: The operator of Vessel 1 had been drinking prior to go out on the lake. He stated that he had never been out on the water after dark and soon became disoriented. While trying to find his way back to the resort that he was staying at, he crashed into Vessel 2 that tied out on its' mooring. Another boater who heard this crash went over to see what had happened and met Vessel 1. The operator asked this witness how he could get back to Point Sebago Resort which was on the other side of the lake. The witness pointed him in the general direction and then called in to report this crash and that the operator appeared to be intoxicated.
  
  A Marine Unit from Sebago Fire & Rescue located Vessel 1 where the operator had driven it into the shoreline. the motor was still in gear and running and the operator was passed out. I arrived at Vessel 1's location within 10 minutes and conducted several field sobriety tests on the operator. I determined that he appeared to be impaired and transported him back to my vehicle where we then went to a local police station. At the station, I administered an Intoxilyzer test to the operator and found his BAC to be 0.16 which was over twice the legal limit allowed to operate a watercraft in Maine. The operator was charged with Operating a Watercraft Under the Influence and released.