RedactedNarrative: On the evening of July 7th, 2019 Game Wardens received a call regarding a boating incident involving a PWC (Personal Water Craft) and a dock. Upon arrival Game Warden talked to the operator, Operator, as I examined the PWC. Game Warden Payne to a witness, who stated that the two women on the PWC had jumped off due to the steering getting stuck, after they jumped off the PWC struck a dock. The resident at that address refused to give Game Warden any information in regards to reporting damage to her dock. The witnesses story was the same as the operator and occupant on the back of the PWC. The PWC had been taken out of the water before we arrived on scene. The damage was as follows: (measurements are approximate) 
  	
  	Front: Fiberglass crack Approx 6 inches. A piece of wood was lodged into this hole before we arrived. 
  	
  	Front Starboard: Fiberglass was cracked approx 1.5- 2.5 feet down the starboard side of the PWC
  	
  The hull had been penetrated in those areas but seemed to be above the waterline due to lack of water coming out of jets ski on the trailer.  The estimated damage on the PWC was significant and the approx repair cost would be around $2,000 to $2,500. 
  
  The operator was found to be operating a vessel under the influence and arrested. Pictures and diagram are on file at Macon Office.
  