V1 was traveling in a westward direction when they collided with a rock peninsula. The vessel was cruising at approximately 20-25 knots prior to the collision. There were no navigational lights on at this time. The operator attempted to turn the vessel to avoid a collision with the rock. One individual jumped from the port stern of the vessel prior to the collision sustained no injuries. Another was thrown from the vessel sustaining injuries to his head and face. The occupant in the bow of the vessel was slammed into the side of the vessel obtaining injuries to his forehead, there was also a laceration to his left thigh. The operator of the vessel made contact with the helm and sustained contusions to his torso. After the collision the operator began to leave the area. His vessel sank due to damage caused to the hull. ; 

Victim3:Lacerations to face and head, received medical treatment at Mariners Hospital.;operator:Bruising just to the left of his center line just below his pectoral muscle. Bruising on his left hip just above his waist line. Went to the hospital the following day.; Victim2:laceration on his right side of his forehead. There was a large laceration running the length of his left thigh on the out side, with two smaller lacerations just below it.
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