RedactedNarrative: INCIDENT:
  On 9/29/19 I received a call about a boating collision. I met the driver and injured person at the Page hospital and took a report. The driver stated that they were traveling Westbound from the Navajo Canyon side to Antelope Point Marina. He said that the wind and waves were pushing the boat from the middle of the channel to the right side of the channel. When they were close to the marina, the driver looked back to tell a passenger to get the rope and buoy. At this time, the boat hit a submerged rock and was launched onto another rock which caused the passenger sitting in the bow to be ejected from the boat. They then got the ejected passenger back into the boat and took her to the boat ramp, where they loaded the boat onto a personally owned truck and trailer and transported her to Page hospital. 
  
  DAMAGE:
  I documented the damage to the boat, which included some scuffs on the port side of the hull as well as some stress cracks on the bow just under the windshield area. Parts of the windshield were stripped from their attachment points and there was a large damaged section of the keel.
  
  INVESTIGATION:
  I went to the accident scene and observed the following. The channel was approximately 500 yards wide, and the buoy was on station mide channel, at the point where the boat impacted the shore. There were no submerged rocks further than 5 feet of the shoreline. I found markings on the rocks that were consistent with the damage to the boat, as well as some paint transfer and fiberglass chips that appeared to match the paint colors on the boat.
  