RedactedNarrative: On May 15, 2021 I and Officer 1 were patrolling the TN River in Decatur County Tennessee. I received a call via the Decatur County 911 Dispatch Center. They informed me of a 911 caller advising they had been involved in a hit and run boating accident. The 911 caller advised they were in a green pontoon boat and they were struck on the left rear corner of their boat by a red and white runabout boat. The caller advised they were located near Mousetail Landing State Park, and the red and white boat had headed south toward the Perryville Bridge. Officer 1 and I observed a red and white runabout boat, matching the vessel description, coming from the direction of the incident shortly after receiving the call. Officer 1 and I executed a stop on the vessel. The operator admitted to having a close call with a pontoon boat a few minutes prior. A green pontoon boat pulled up to us and informed us that this was the boat that had struck them. Officer 1 instructed the pontoon boat to wait at Perryville Marina for us to document the incident. There was an odor of alcohol coming from the runabout boat. I administered Standardized Field Sobriety Tests on the operator of the runabout, OP2. After Completion of the tests, OP2 was determined to not be boating under the influence. OP2 was instructed to remain anchored in place until Officer 1 and I could return. 
  	Officer 1 and I went to Perryville Marina to assess the damage on the pontoon boat. The operator of the Pontoon was identified as OP1. The top rail closest to the stern of the boat was bent. The boat also had red and black transfer marks on the rail, and a scratch on the cowling of the motor. The boat and all of the occupants were covered in water. The occupants all claimed the water had come from the wake of the red and white runabout. Officer 1 and I took a few initial photographs of the boat, got the information of everyone involved, and released them to go back to their campsite at Willow Oaks. 
  	Officer 1 and I re-approached OP2 anchored boat. We then escorted OP2 back to Cedar Creek boat ramp in Perry County. OP2 trailered his boat in order for officers to examine the possible damage to the vessel. Officer 1 and I documented transfer marks and a partially detached rub rail on the port side of the boat. Officer 1 and I collected a statement from everyone on board and documented the damage to the vessel by taking pictures and collecting paint samples from the transfer marks. 
  	On May 16, 2021 I went to the campsite to collect statements. I collected Statements from OP1 and party. I collected a paint transfer sample from the rail on the port side of the stern of the vessel and pictures of the damage.
  