RedactedNarrative: Vessel A was traveling west at approximately 20-40 mph along the channel of Little River when it struck the corner of a boat dock. Vessel A struck the dock with it's starboard pontoon and then ramped up and over the dock before coming to rest. The dock received moderate damage to the outside board, post and shifted the dock as well. Vessel A then continued to travel west as it began to take on water into the busted starboard pontoon. Vessel A struck a concrete seawall at a slow speed causing minor damage near Meriwether Pointe Road before capsizing. The occupants of Vessel A swam to shore uninjured. Wood samples were retrieved from Vessel A and matched the wood structure of the dock on Bass Road. Also, a 4x4 post that had been struck on the dock was linked to the front end portion of the pontoon boat, where impact had occurred. The owner of the Bass Road dock provided me with an estimate of the damage and was quoted as $20,000.00.
  
  On 05/20/2017 at approximately 0005 hours I was contacted by Baldwin County SO 911 in reference to subjects lost on the lake who were taking on water. Dispatch connected me to the subjects. I could not ascertain much from Operator because of the profanities he was screaming at his father. I did make out that they were taking on water and believed they had hit a log earlier and that their boat was sinking. I advised them to take the boat as close to shore as they could and get out. Operator continued to use profanity as I was attempting to find out what area of the lake they were at. I left en route to our Sinclair boathouse and a short time later dispatch informed me the subjects were out of the water and did not wish for me to respond but I did to make sure everything was ok. I responded to the cove near Meriwether Pointe and located a pontoon boat capsized near the shoreline. I noticed 20-30 beer cans floating around the boat. I made contact with several people in a yard nearby who stated 2 men got out of the capsized boat and stated they had hit a log. 
  
  The subjects were using profanity and walked off towards the road. I began walking towards the road when I began to hear someone screaming and using profanities. I made contact with Operator and his father Occupant. They appeared to be uninjured and denied medical assistance. Both Operator's admitted to operating the pontoon during the evening hours and consuming alcohol at Jackson's earlier.  I coud smell an odor of an alcoholic beverage on both subjects. Baldwin County SO units responded to the area to assist me. 
  
  I began field sobriety on Occupant and received several clues on all exercises and positive reading for alcohol of .058 on the PBT. I then began field sobriety on Operator and received 6 clues on HGN to include lack of smooth pursuit, distinct and sustained nystagmus at maximum deviation and onset of nystagmus prior to 45 degrees in both eyes. I noted 9 clues during the finger to nose test. Operator displayed 7 clues during the palm pat test. Operator displayed 6 clues during the hand coordination exercises to include unable to follow instructions as he had with the other tests. 
  
  Operator also admitted he was on pain medication (hydrocodone) for tooth work he had received the day before. Operator refused to give me a breath sample for the PBT. At 0205 hours I placed Operator under arrest and read him implied consent for a blood test and he agreed. Operator was transported to ORMC by a Baldwin County Deputy. I then responded to ORMC and once on scene Operator stated he wanted an attorney present before doing anything else. I asked Operator if he was going to take the blood test as he agreed to earlier and he said he was not at 0245 hours. I completed case tickets, DNR 1205 and Operator was transported to the Baldwin County Jail. Operator was charged with operating a vessel under the influence.
  