RedactedNarrative: On June 18th at approximately 2345 hours TWRA officers received a call that there was a boat that was near the Skull Island campground on Chickamauga Lake that had an uninjured party on board. The parties on board did not know exactly where they were but 911 dispatchers were able to get a location based on the cell phone GPS for first responders. 
  
  Once officers arrived on scene the vessel was almost all the way on the land and was leaning at a sharp angle. There were four occupants on board the vessel and they were all advising that one of the parties was hurt. The injured party was complaining of severe pain on her right lower leg. Officers aided the injured party on to the patrol vessel and the remaining three parties were also loaded onto the patrol vessel to be taken to the skull island boat ramp where medical personnel were on scene waiting. Based on the occupants’ statements they had all a restaurant on the lake and were riding around in the area. 
  
  The parties advised that the injured woman was the operator of the vessel due to everyone else having been drinking. There was also a strong odor of alcohol coming from the remaining three occupants. As they were driving down the lake one of the occupants told an officer, “We were just trying to see what the boat could do”. The throttle was found still in the wide-open position and the speedometer was stuck on 40 mph. An occupant on the vessel stated that he thinks they were going about 35 mph at the time of the collision. The driver stated that she did not see the island until it was too late to avoid it. Tow Boat U.S. was called to remove the vessel.
  