RedactedNarrative: On June 10th, 2017, subjects rented a 22' ski boat from Big Bear Resort on Kentucky Lake in Marshall County. At approximately 11:00AM the rental boat was checked out and they left the Marina with 3 other occupants.
  
    Around 12:15PM they returned in their rental boat to the marina and Operator1 was seen driving as she dropped off Subject1 and one other occupant onto the dock. Upon doing so, Operator1 attempted to back the boat away from the dock to turn around. Giving the throttle too much gas in reverse jolted the boat hard in a backward direction prompting her to hastily return the throttle to forward gear. As Operator1 returned the throttle back to forward gear she again gave it too much gas making the boat lunge forward and into the dock creating a substantial commotion and attracting the attention of  several witnesses. 
  However, there was no obvious damage to the rental boat or dock from this collision. According to witness statements and security footage, immediately after hitting the dock Operator1 managed to get the boat turned around and began to leave the marina in a very fast manner. By traveling well above the "No-Wake" limits within the confines of the marina, Operator1 created a substantial high-wake condition in very close proximity to several moored boats in their slips. 
    This high-wake damaged a boat as it collided with the dock several times bending the bow eye and creating stress fractures in the gelcoat. It also broke a piece off of the trolling motor bracket. 
    
    After leaving Big Bear Resort in the rental ski boat, Operator1 eventually made her way out of Big Bear Creek and turned right on the main lake to head south towards the Bee Spring Lodge/Southern Komfort area. According to witness statements, Operator1 was seen driving the boat above plane "dangerously" close to the bank as well as other people. It was at this time at approximately 12:50PM that the rental boat being driven by Operator1 collided with submerged concrete causing extensive damage to the boat. Witnesses were able to identify the boat as a rental belonging to Big Bear Resort. Management from BBR was contacted at roughly the same time advising them of what was just witnessed and employees from the marina were sent out to terminate the rental agreement and retrieve the boat for damage inspection. Shortly thereafter around 1:50PM, Big Bear Resort contacted law enforcement authorities requesting an officer to be en route to their marina for assistance in the manner.