RedactedNarrative: On October 9, 2021, I Game Warden was sent by my supervisor Sgt. to Port Royal Marina in order to obtain information about a boating incident that occurred earlier in the year. When I arrived, I met a man who was a manager of the rental boats at Port Royal Marina. 
  
  Manager provided me with a packet that contained information regarding a boat that had run aground and broken its prop and caused major damage to the lower unit of the motor. In the packet I was given paperwork evidence that a subject1 had rented a boat on August 13, 2021. The paperwork also showed that she had conducted a safety briefing along with a visual inspection of the boat to ensure that it had no damage prior to her renting it. The paperwork also showed that she agreed to be the sole operator of the vessel. 
  
  According to Manager Operator then left with the boat from Port Royal Marina and a short time later she called stating that they had run aground and that they had had a problem with the boat. Manager then made his way to the boat following GPS coordinates and when he arrived, he found that the prop had been damaged severely in that one of the blades had been knocked off. Manager replace the prop and Operator when underway again however after a short time Operator called the marina again stating the boat was not running. 
  
  Manager returned to the boat and towed it back to Port Royal Marina. The boat was taken into the service garage where it was found that the lower unit had completely cracked which necessitated major repairs. The packet also contained a printout from the GPS Tracker that all Port Royal Marina Rental Boats have that showed that the boat had driven over a shoal near the two-mile island chain. 
  
  Operator was made aware of the damages to the boat, but she has made no contact with the marina and made no contact with law-enforcement. I have also called her cell phone and received no contact but left messages.
  