RedactedNarrative: 	On 06/28/17, at approximately 0015 hours, I, Corporal with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Division received a call from Corporal, in regards to a boating incident on Lake Tobesofkee in Bibb County, Georgia. Cpl. requested that I be enroute to the scene of the incident off of Mosley Dixon Rd. While I was enroute to the scene Cpl. contacted me via cell phone and requested that I head to the hospital to meet with the operator of the vessel. At this time, Cpl. was unaware of the subjects name or the name of the facility that the subject had been taken. I contacted Bibb County Dispatch and was able to ascertain that the subject had been transported to the Macon Medical Center. 
  
  	I arrived at Macon Medical Center at approximately 0118 hours. Investigator and Officer, of the Bibb County Sheriff’s Office were already on the scene. The subject had been admitted to the ER.  I was able to obtain the identity of the subject and basic information from Officer. Investigator informed me that he had read implied consent to Operator1 and asked for a blood sample to determine Operator1’s blood alcohol content due to the strong odor of alcohol coming from Operator1’s person and due to the fact that Bibb County officers had discovered alcohol on Operator1’s vessel. Operator1 refused to submit to the request for a blood sample. Investigator also informed me that Operator1 would not answer any questions and had requested his lawyer. Officer informed me of a witness that was at the scene of the incident when it occurred but that the witness did not see the incident, he had only heard the crash. 
  
  	I went into Operator1’s ER room.  I immediately detected a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from Operator1 while I was in his room. I introduced myself and asked about his injuries. Operator1 stated that he was fine. I asked about all the blood on the sheets from his head and he was unaware that the back of his head had sustained a laceration. He then began rubbing his head trying to locate the injury and seemed surprised once he located it.  I also inquired if anyone else was operating or in the vessel at the time the incident occurred. This information was essential so I knew if a search and rescue needed to be initiated. Operator1 responded that no one else was in the vessel and that he was the operator. I asked Operator1 if he would like to speak with me. Operator1 initially stated that he would but failed to respond to any questions. I asked if he wanted his lawyer present to which he responded that he would. 
  
  	I then spoke with Operator1’s attending physician. Dr informed me that no life threatening injuries had been sustained but that I would need to file a medical records request for any further information. I was able to ascertain that Operator1 was transported to the Macon Medical Center by way of Middle Georgia Community Ambulance. 
  
  	I then headed to the scene of the incident which was located off of Mosley Dixon Rd at Lake Tobesofkee. The incident was approximately 3 tenths of a mile west of the Claystone Park entrance and approximately 40 yards east of the bridge located between Claystone Park and Sandy Beach Park.
  
  	Upon arriving on the scene I discovered the vessel, a 2001 Regal Commodore 2660 vessel (HIN RGMWD405D101), was completely out of the lake and was being removed by Ackerman Towing service of 900 11th Street, Macon, Ga. It appeared that the vessel was documented
  