OPERATOR AND TWO PASSENGERS WERE DRIFTING DOWN THE NORTH FORK RIVER WHEN THEIR DRIFT BOAT HIT A ROCK AND WERE LODGED AGAINST IT.  THE OPERATOR TURNED AROUND TO CHECK ON PASSENGERS.  ONE OF THE PASSENGERS HAD FALLEN OUT OF THE BOAT.  THE OPERATOR WATCHED THE PASSENGER SWIM DOWN STREAM THROUGH RAPIDS AND ARRIVE IN WATER THAT LOOKED SLOW AND SHALLOW.  THE OPERATOR GOT THE BOAT OFF THE ROCK, BUT THE BOAT STARTED TO FILL WITH WATER.  THEY WERE ONLY A SHORT DISTANCE FROM SHORE, SO THE OPERATOR AND OTHER PASSENGER ROLLED AND PULLED THE BOAT TO SHORE.  AS THEY WERE DOING THIS, OPERATOR LOOKED FOR THE PASSENGER IN THE WATER AND NOTICED HE WAS NOT MOVING, DRIFTING SLOW IN SHALLOW WATER.  THE OPERATOR LEFT THE BOAT AND WENT FOR HELP.  THE PASSENGER'S BODY WAS LATER FOUND IN A RAPID, LODGED ON A ROCK, FACE UP.
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