RedactedNarrative: On 06/06/14 at approximately 8:24 PM, I was on patrol when I was notified of a boat accident with injuries at Lake Holiday.  At approximately 8:56 PM, I arrived on scene and spoke with Lake Holiday security.  They advised me that (4) four subjects had been transported to the hospital. Lake Holiday security stated the operator and his passenger were towing (4) four subjects (passenger’s 3 daughters and their friend).  As the boat made its turn, the tube struck the boat and boat lift.  I asked where the operator was, and they advised me he was sitting on the seawall near where the accident occurred. 
  
  I approached the operator and identified myself.  I asked if he was injured.  He stated no.  I asked what happened.  Operator stated he was pulling the tube and went to make the turn like he has a million times before and he was too close to the shore and the tube hit the boat lift.  I asked if he had been drinking.  Operator stated no.  However, I could smell the odor of alcoholic beverage coming from his breath.   
  
  At this time, I walked over to the boat and observed (1) Bud Light can still half full and (2) empty Coors Light and in the floorboard of the boat.  I returned to Operator and informed him I was going to have him conduct some test for me to ensure he was not under the influence of alcohol.  Operator stood up, lost his balance, and caught himself before falling.  He exhibited poor balance while walking up the hill towards the main road.   
  
  Operator was asked to complete Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFST), which he failed.  Operator was arrested and transported to Sandwich PD and processed for OUI.  He produced a breath alcohol sample of .149 and was charged with OUI - alcohol, OUI with a BAC over .08, and careless operation of a watercraft. 
  
  At this time, I traveled to the hospital in Sandwich where I spoke with passenger.  Passenger informed me all four subjects who were injured in the accident were ok.  Victim1 sustained the most significant injuries and was transported to Rockford.  Passenger stated she had a large cut on her right forehead above her eye and had a concussion.  His daughter had a broken foot and was being treated in Yorkville.  Subject2 was treated and released with no injuries and Victim2 was treated for a contusion on her right eye, a concussion, and swelling around the eye. 
  
  I asked Passenger if anyone on board had been drinking.  He stated he had two Coors Lights and earlier in the night, Operator''s wife had a Bud Light he thought was still on the boat.  He stated Operator did not have an ounce of alcohol all night.  Passenger was not sure what caused the accident.  Passenger provided a written statement detailing his account of the accident which will be attached to the OUI arrest supplemental report. 
  
  On 06/07/14 at approximately 2:45 PM, I spoke with owner of the boat and boat lift.  Subject3 stated the impact broke one of the legs on the lift as well as the right bunk.   
  
  On 06/09/14 Subject3 provided me with photos of additional damage he found on the prop and the bump rail on the starboard side.  The prop was bent outward in one section and the bump rail was cracked from the impact of the tube, or one of the occupants of the tube.