RedactedNarrative: I was informed of a boating incident at Little Ocmulgee State Park Lake in Wheeler County, Georgia. I arrived on scene at approximately 1800 hours.  We photographed the evidence items recovered from the vessel and pieces of the vessel that were removed from the dam structure. I inventoried and maintained custody of all evidence items recovered. 
  	Injured told me that she and her husband, Deceased, were fishing on the bank of the dam; their vessel was tied off. At approximately 1000 hours, they boarded their vessel and released from the dam structure. Injured said the vessel was drifting and Deceased lowered a trolling motor; Injured said she thought Deceased was trolling backwards.  The vessel was pulled astern toward the dam by the current of water draining from the open gates. The vessel collided with the dam gates, capsized and submerged. Injured said that Deceased pushed her to safety.  Injured said she was able to climb onto the bank of the dam and called out for help. Injured told me, Deceased was an experienced boat operator and that he maintained all safety equipment on board. Neither Deceased, nor Injured were wearing personal floatation devices at the time of the incident. Injured was very emotional; I concluded the interview and agreed to meet with her again at a later date, for a more detailed statement. 	
  	The vessel was located wedged between two of the open dam gates. Efforts were made to remove the vessel, but where unsuccessful. A construction crew working on the dam offered their assistance with construction machinery. The construction machinery was able to remove three pieces of the vessel. At approximately 1655 hours, the body of Deceased was located in Gum Swamp. DNR Rangers recovered Deceased and released Deceased to the Wheeler County coroner.  Blood alcohol analysis tests were requested by RFC Horne. The GBI report is pending at this time.