RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 (O1)Stated:  At this time we have been unable to reach the operator for his statement.
  
  Witness #2 (W2) Stated (Block 214):  'The boat came in from the west and turned into my lagoon with a 'no wake' buoy on the boat.  Then I saw them come back and main guy, W1, in the water.  I approached them from my dock and told them to stay away from my boat.  Main guy in the water, W1, started screaming 'F you'.  The boat, V1, drifted to the mouth of my lagoon when the guy in the water, W1, started pulling on the stern.  The driver, O1, moved to the stern to get him out of the water and that’s when the boat capsized.
  
  Investigation at the scene revealed:  On this date the undersigned and SFC were detailed to a capsized vessel with (2) persons in the water in Oyster Creek.  Upon arrival I witnessed W1 in the water clinging to V1 which was capsized and partially submerged being towed by a PWC.  O1 was already retrieved from the water by a Good Samaritan and transferred to an Ocean County Sheriff vessel.  The operator became combative and was placed under arrest by Ocean County Sheriffs Officers on board and transported to the Waretown Municipal Dock for processing.  The Ocean County Sheriffs Officers stated that numerous containers of alcohol were found on O1s person and that a strong odor of alcohol was present on his breath.  Ocean County Sheriff released O1 without notifying NJSP preventing any assessment of O1 for BUI.
  
  W1 was asked to leave the water and board SFC vessel for his safety.  W1 refused to comply.  At this time V1 and W1 were towed to W1's residence approximately 500 yards away where it was secured to a piling.  W1 was then asked again to exit the water to be questioned about the vessel accident and possible BUI.  W1 refused.
  
  At this time a stand off ensued with W1 due to his refusal to exit the water.  W1 was thrown a PFD which he initially refused but eventually held on to.  After approximately 2 hours SFC, SFC boarded NJSP Vessel #2221 and coaxed W1 out of the water onto the vessel.  Besides W1s vulgar language, terroristic threats, and failure to comply with orders, a strong odor of alcohol was noted coming from W1.  W1 was then placed under arrest, read his Miranda Rights, and transported to Point Pleasant Station for processing.  
  
  The aid to navigation was located tied to the dock and transported to Ocean Station.  
  