RedactedNarrative: On 5/25/2020 at 1940 hours GSP Dispatch received a call in reference to a boat incident at Holiday Marina.  I responded to the Marina with Sgt..  Once on scene Sgt. spoke with Subject1 and Subject2.  Subject1 stated that his 1995 Mastercraft was left tied to a dock inside the Marina while his family were eating at Allatoona Grille.  
  
  Subject1 advised that his boat was struck by another boat at the dock.  A witness, Subject2, stated that she saw a blue and white ski boat hit Subject1' boat and immediately the boat left the scene.  The unknown male operator loaded the boat on a trailer at the boat ramp inside the Marina.  Subject stated that the boat was loaded with a red truck.  No one in the area was able to obtain a registration number or vehicle tag number on the truck.  Subject1' boat had fiberglass damage just above the waterline on the starboard side near the stern of the boat. 
  
   *** On May 30th, I received a message from subject3, she stated she was back at Holiday Marina and the vessel and truck involved in the incident were at the Marina.  I contacted Sgt. who was working at the time.  Sgt. responded to the Marina but was unable to locate the owner of the boat or truck in question.  
  
  Subject send me pictures of the boat registration and truck tag number.  I confirmed with staff at Holiday Marina that Operator2 kept his boat at the marina.  On June 2, I traveled to Holiday Marina to look at Operator2 boat and confirm the registration number.  I observed a few scratches near the swim platform, but no significant damage.  On June 5, Wardens traveled to Operator2 to interview him about the incident. 
  
   Warden advised that he spoke with Operator2 and his wife at the residence.  Warden advised that Operator2 stated that he did not believe that he hit a boat at the dock, and he thought he bumped the dock with the back of his boat.  Operator2 stated that if he did any damage he would exchange information and make it right.  
  