RedactedNarrative: On September 10, 2019 at 1801, I, Game Warden received a phone call from Cpl that there was a man  on a jet ski on Lake Allatoona that had collided with another vessel and left the scene.  Cpl also stated that Operator2 had hit a vehicle in the parking lot at Bethany Bridge while attempting to load his jet ski. 
  
  I arrived at Bethany Bridge boat ramp in Bartow County at approximately 1832 and spoke with Georgia State Patrol Trooper who was on scene with Bartow County Sheriff’s Department Deputies.  He informed me that the man leaning against the front of his car (Operator2) was the driver of the white and green Sea Doo Bombardier GTX that was pulled up on the bank next to the boat ramp.  There was a truck with a jet ski trailer attached sitting on the boat ramp.  Trooper stated that Operator2 had attempted to back his trailer down the ramp several times and repeatedly jack knifed the trailer, damaging the tongue of the trailer. He stated Operator2 had several bottles of vodka in his pocket and two empty bottles in the truck.  Trooper stated the other vessel was at the dock and pointed to a pontoon boat.  During this time, Operator2 stood up and appeared to be unsteady on his feet by taking several stumbling steps towards us.  When Operator2 spoke to Trooper, his voice was thick and he was slurring his words.  I stated that I would go speak with the occupants of the other vessel about what happened while Trooper was with Operator2.  
  
  The driver of the Park MFG pontoon boat stated that he was fishing near McKaskey when he saw Operator2 on a jet ski idling around.  Operator1 was alone on the pontoon boat using his fish finder to look for fish when Operator2 yelled to him, asking if he wanted to get wet.  Operator1 said that he did not and was looking for fish.  Operator2 then started driving around Operator1’s vessel and when Operator1 left the cove, Operator2 went by him at a rate of high speed and within 10 feet of his boat.  Operator1 stated that Operator2 went around behind him and then he heard the jet ski approaching again and that he saw Operator2 swerve towards the left side of his vessel and strike the side at approximately 1740 hours.  Operator1 said that Operator2 then left and Operator1 saw him again at Bethany Bridge.  At that time he called 9-1-1 to report it because he did not feel like Operator2 should be on the road.  I looked at the side of Operator1’s vessel and a dent was evident in the left side of the aluminum pontoon and the trim above the dent in the pontoon along the left side was dented in as well.  Estimated damage is $2,000 but estimates to follow.  
  
  I went back over to Trooper who was performing standardized field sobriety on Operator2.  As I approached Operator2 I could immediately smell the odor of an alcoholic beverage about his person.  His speech was thick and slurred as he spoke with Trooper.  Operator2 appeared unsteady on his feet and put his foot down on the one leg stand test.  Operator2’s pupils were pinpoint and very constricted and Trooper asked him if he was on any medication.  Operator2 listed off several medications and Trooper continued to question Operator2 about what medication or drugs he was on.  While Operator2 had his eyes closed and head tilted back,  I observed his eye lid tremors.  After Operator2 had finished the standardized field sobriety tests, I asked him to tell me what happened.  Operator2 stated that he was about a mile and a half down the road, then changed his wording to the lake, when he saw two females on the front of the pontoon.  Operator2 yelled to them and asked if they wanted to be sprayed.  Operator2 stated that they said yes and he was trying to do that when he hit the side of the vessel.  He said he did not know what happened but he hit the left side of the pontoon then headed to Bethany Bridge to take off the water.  At this time, Trooper placed Operator2 und
  