RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 collided with the flood zone sign on the north side of the Suwannee River near Clay Landing.  The vessel was operated by Operator1.
  
  Operator1 was operating the vessel as they were traveling to Clay landing on the Suwannee River.
  •	After they rounded the bend on the river Passenger1 noticed that they were heading directly for the flood zone sign.
  •	He yelled to Operator1, “hey look out for the sign”.
  •	Passenger1 advised that he realized it was too late and rolled out of the vessel into the water just before the collision.
  •	The vessel collided with the sign causing the sign posts to break and the sign fell on the vessel.
  •	Passenger1 was picked up out of the water by another vessel.
  •	After he was picked up he noticed Passenger2 in the water.
  •	They went to Passenger2 and pulled her out of the water and brought her to shore at Clay Landing.
  •	Passenger2 had sustained visible injuries to her head (lacerations), and leg.
  •	Passenger1 gave a sworn written statement.
  While at the hospital I was unable to interview Passenger2 as she had sustained injuries to the head and thus could not remember details about the accident. I was able to confirm that she sustained 2 fractures to her right tibia, and had approximately 17 stitches in her head due to the lacerations; Passenger2 sustained 2 lacerations to her head requiring approximately 17 stitches.  Her right Tibia was broken in 2 places. She was transported to Shand's Hospital and admitted.
  