RedactedNarrative: At approximately 1800 hours Saturday July 2nd, 2022, Corporal and I, Game Warden, received a call about a boating incident that had occurred on Lake Sinclair. The dispatcher stated that a wake boarding boat had struck a pontoon boat that was tied to a dock. Corporal and I arrived on scene at approximately 1815 hours. When we arrived on scene Corporal spoke with the operator of the wake boarding boat while I spoke with the owner of the pontoon boat, the homeowner, and witnesses on scene.
  
  Subject had his pontoon boat tied off at the end of a dock on Lake Sinclair. Subject2 and Subject1 were seated on the pontoon boat watching their party swim next to the dock. Subject2 and Subject1 looked up when they heard a vessel coming closer and saw that the vessel was going to strike the pontoon boat. Subject1 told Subject2 to get up and they both got out of the boat and onto the dock before the wake boarding boat could hit the pontoon boat. 
  
  The wake boarding boat is a Moomba owned by operator. Operator2 stated that he was pulling his daughter and nephew on a tube and watching them with his mirror when he noticed a pontoon boat coming up behind him, so he swung his boat to the right. Operator2 stated that when he looked up from checking his mirror, he realized he was too far over and cut hard to the left to try to avoid hitting the pontoon boat tied off to the dock in front of him, but ultimately side-swiped it. This caused damage to the Moomba wakeboarding boat, the pontoon boat, and the dock that the pontoon boat was tied up to. A repair estimate of $28,020.24 was received for the pontoon boat belonging to subject2. As of report time, no estimate has been received for the dock repair nor the Moomba repair.
  
  He was cited for violation of the 100-foot rule, OCGA 52-7-18. End of report.