RedactedNarrative: On May 28, 2022, at or around 16:30 a multiple vessel collison involving two personal watercraft in Turkey Creek of Kentucky Lake/ Tennessee RIver in Humphreys County Tennessee. Both operators were wearing personal flotation devices and the engine safety switch at the time of the incident. One of the operators recieved minor scrapes on their leg as a result of the incident and one of the vessels recieved significant damage. The incident is currently under investigation and will be finalized at a later date.
  
  During field interviews, Officer noticed the smell of alcoholic beverages on OPERATOR1''S breath along with bloodshot and watery eyes. Officer asked OPERATOR1 if he had any alcoholic drinks before operating the Polaris and after the incident. OPERATOR1 stated he had a few alcoholic drinks before operating but none since the incident. OPERATOR1 agreed to Standardized Field Sobriety Testing, he performed unsatisfactorily on the tasks and was arrested for Boating Under the Influence. OPERATOR2 was also interviewed and tested, he performed satisfactory on the tasks. 
  
  A vessel damage assessment was completed on both Seadoo and Polaris. Evidence indicates the Polaris struck the Seadoo at approximately 90 degrees around the steering assembly. The transfer marks and other damage indicates the Seadoo was drifting or moving at a slow speed when the collision occurred. 
  
  Upon investigation OPERATOR1 did not alter his course or speed in time from hitting OPERATOR2 in Turkey Creek of Kentucky Lake/ Tennessee River in Humphreys County, Tennessee on May 28, 2022. OPERATOR2 was drifting or at idle speed when he noticed OPERATOR1 approaching him quickly on OPERATOR2’S port side. There were no reportable injuries as a result of the incident. A contributing factor of the collision is OPERATOR1 was under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs at the time of the incident. Alcohol and/or drugs can affect motor skills, decision making, coordination, reaction time, judgement and more.