RedactedNarrative: 	On July 1, 2017, RFC and I, Cpl. responded to a boating incident that occurred on Lake Oconee at Parks Ferry Park, a Georgia Power park.  The dispatcher advised a subject ran a PWC onto the land and had a head injury.  RFC and I responded to the incident scene via a truck.  We were unable to locate the residence but later determined it was the Georgia Power Park and not a residence.  When we arrived on scene we noted the victim had been transported to Athens Regional Medical Center for treatment.  We asked people in a nearby pavilion if they had witnessed the incident.  No one in the pavilion would come forward and make a statement.  We were told by EMS personnel that the PWC was put back into the water and was driven off from the scene.  We searched the park but we were not able to find the PWC in the park.  RFC and I took measurements and noted evidence we had.  
  
  	RFC noted and measured where the PWC and the victim landed on the shore.  We also noted where the PWC struck the bank.  It was determined Vessel A struck the rocks on the shoreline, ejected the operator, hit on the shore approximately 45 feet from the water, skipped and hit a concrete picnic table approximately 70 feet from the water.  The PWC came to rest when it struck the concrete picnic table.  The operator was thrown approximately 40 feet from the water onto the land.  The operator was transported by EMS personnel.  Alcohol was believed to be a factor in the incident, see incident report number l100109450.  The vessel involved in the incident was not located.  
  
  	Operator was released from Athens Regional Medical Center in the early morning hours of 070217.  RFC talked with Operator and had him blow on the PBT after smelling an odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from his person.  The PBT showed a positive result and a search warrant was taken for the blood samples taken by Athens Regional Medical Center.  Charges are pending based on the BAC level of the samples we took into evidence and tested by the GBI.
  
  	The Lab results were obtained and Operator's BAC was a 0.099, which is over the per se limit of 0.08.  I obtained warrants for Boating Under the Influence, and operating a PWC greater than idle speed within 100 foot of a shoreline.
  