RedactedNarrative: At approximately 1900 hours on the 20th of november the operator of vessel one struck the jetty at eufaula cove and did not report it to anyone.  Trooper was sent to the accident on the 21st after it was reported by a concerned citizen.  Trooper found the owner and operator.  When asked why he didn't call the accident in, operator said he didn't know he needed to.  Trooper decided there wasn't enough damage to work an accident and left the boat on the jetty with Operator.  At approximately 2300 hours on the 21st, while Operator was with the boat, for an unknown reason, it caught on fire and burned to the water level.  Operator did not attempt to call anyone about the fire. At approximately 1100 hours on the 23rd, while working in the area of eufaula cove, Trooper1 was approached by a concerned citizen and told about the burned boat still on the jetty.  When Trooper1 figured out who the boat belonged to, Trooper1 went to Operator's residence and asked him about the boat fire and accident.  Operator stated that he never talked to any trooper about the accident and that he didn't report the fire because he didn't know he needed to.  He also stated that he didn't call the fire department because eufaula only has a volunteer fire department and that he didn't figure they could do anything. Trooper1 asked Operator if he had any information about the boat and he said no that all the paper work was on the boat and that he had bought the boat last december and had not changed the registration over into his name. After talking with Operator, Trooper1 issued Operator two citations one for not notifying authorities of a vessel accident with over 2000 dollars damage and one for not changing the title over into his name after 30 days of purchase.  The p.o.i. was approx. 281 feet south of the metal gate on the eufaula cove jetty and approximately .65 of a mile north of peters point boat ramp and approximately .34 of a mile north east of the eufaula cove marina boat ramp. The p.o.r. is the same as the p.o.i.. The boat was removed from the jetty by tiger mountain boat repair.
   