RedactedNarrative: On 09/05/2015 at approximately 5:30 p.m. a boating incident took place on lake tillery near the, "old nick''s on tillery" restaurant.
  
  Vessel #1, a yamaha wave runner personal watercraft with a 110cc jet drive engine.  There was one additional passenger onboard the personal watercraft at the time of the incident.
  
  Vessel #2, a 20'' sweetwater pontoon boat with a 90hp outboard motor was owned and operated by subject.  At the time of the incident there were three other passengers onboard vessel #2, which was floating in the water.
  
  The incident took place when vessel #1 failed to see vessel #2 sitting in the water.  Vessel #1 turned sharply at the last moment to avoid a collision with vessel #2 apparently causing damage to the aluminum in the rear portion of the pontoon boat (vessel #2).
  
  According to operator1, he and his passenger were traveling south on lake tillery on a personal watercraft when he suddenly realized that there was a stationary pontoon boat in front of him.  Operator1 stated that he quickly made a sharp turn to avoid hitting the vessel, resulting in both he and his passenger falling off his personal watercraft.  Operator1 and his passenger were both wearing uscg approved life jackets.  After the incident, they reboarded the personal watercraft and continued on their way.
  
  the personal watercraft operated by operator1 approached them directly from the rear and turned sharply to avoid colliding with her pontoon boat.  She stated that the sharp turn by the personal watercraft resulted in a large spray of water, which resulted in damage to the rear of her vessel.
  
  There was no proof that alcohol was a factor.  All safety equipment accounted for.  The total estimated damage to vessel #2 is $3,316.18  no one was charged in this incident.
   