RedactedNarrative: On October 27, 2019 at approximately 16:00 hours I was notified by GW that there was a subject en route to the North East Georgia Medical Center in Brasleton who was involved in a boating incident on Lake Lanier near marker 17. 
  
  	Operator had what appeared to be lacerations on the top of his head and on the tip of his left big toe. SGT and I introduced ourselves to him and he responded in a slurred voice. I also observed that his eyes appeared to be red and watery. Operator told us that he was the operator of his sailboat which he crashed into a sandbar on Lake Lanier. He said that he was the only one onboard the vessel during the incident. He admitted that he was drinking vodka prior to the incident.
  
  I asked Operator if he would perform a series of tests to assist me in determining if it is safe for him to be operating a vessel. He agreed. During the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus exercise, I observed six clues. During the finger to nose exercise, I observed 14 clues. During the palm pat exercise, I observed three clues. During the Hand Coordination exercise I observed eight clues. Operator then blew into my portable alco-sensor which registered a .193.
  
  	I read Operator the Boating Implied Consent Warning for suspects age 21 or older designating blood. Operator agreed. Due to my observations of Operator, and my 12 years of training and experience as a law enforcement officer, Operator was placed under arrest for operating a vessel while under the influence of alcohol after he was discharged from the hospital. I transported him to the Forsyth County Law Enforcement Center where I released him from my custody with citation to the jail staff. SGT and GWFC secured the vessel on the sandbar near marker 17 at Lake Lanier that same evening. The blood evidence was transported to the GBI lab in Cleveland.