RedactedNarrative: On may 24, 2020, at, or about 7:05 p.m. i was on patrol on raccoon lake in parke county.  I was flagged down by a passing boater who informed me of a crash that had injured a person at the walker boat ramp.  Upon arriving i saw a man lying on the boat ramp next to a full-size passenger van with a red pontoon boat on the trailer attached to the van.  The back of the van showed significant damage and the back window was broken.  The glass from the broken window was lying on the deck of the pontoon boat. I spoke to the passengers of the pontoon boat who were gathered around the man.
  
  They informed me subject1 had been operating the pontoon throughout the day and had relinquished control to operator upon arriving at walker boat ramp.  Subject1 had retrieved the van and backed the boat trailer into the water before motioning the pontoon boat towards the trailer.  While operator was loading the boat she had accelerated quickly and crushed subject1 when striking the back of the van.  The impact had caused the damage i had observed.
  
  I spoke with operator, who was still seated on the pontoon boat.  I also detected the odor of alcohol coming from her breath and person.   She confirmed all the information i had already gathered and admitted to me she had consumed four beers in the past few hours.  Operator also agreed to a series of field sobriety tests.
  
  I performed a horizontal gaze nystagmus test on operator, whose eyes showed a distinct and sustained nystagmus both at maximum deviation, and prior to 45 degrees in both eyes.  Operator's eyes also lacked smooth pursuit while tracking.  Operator could not correctly complete the palm-pat test.  She rolled her hands, chopped her hands, and did not speed up until reminded to do so.  Operator could not correctly complete the hand coordination test.  She started the test without being told, failed to move her fists backwards in a stair-step fashion and failed to put her hands in her lap when she finished.  Operator took a portable breath test which measured .113 grams of alcohol per 210 liters of breath. 
  
  Parke county deputy advised operator of the implied consent law, and she agreed to submit to a chemical test for intoxication.  Parke county deputy transported operator to the parke county jail.  Operator submitted to the chemical test using the intox ec/ir-ii.  The results of operator's test showed .097 grams of alcohol per 210 liters of breath.  Operator was placed under arrest for operating a motorboat while intoxicated causing serious bodily injury. 
  
  On may 26, 2020 i stopped at regional hospital in terre haute to check on subject1's condition.  Subject1 had five fractured ribs and was also being treated for internal injuries and an aortic aneurism.  I obtained records of a blood draw completed by the doctor upon subject1's arrival at the emergency room which showed 84.0 milligrams of alcohol per deciliter of blood.
  