RedactedNarrative: While traveling northbound in the Nubbin Slough canal system, V1’s T-Top struck the 15A bridge, ejecting one of its occupants. 
  All statements reflected that three occupants were located on the vessel’s forward seating and in the bow area with OP1 at the helm as operator. As Sworn before me, all statements stated that all occupants were fishing the Nubbins Slough Canal prior to the accident. They stated while fishing they idled under multiple bridges, fishing culverts. Once they were finished fishing, the operator turned the vessel around to head back to the boat ramp, this time with the vessel on plain, not idling as they originally had when going under the bridges. Shortly after, the vessel’s T-Top struck the bottom of the 15A bridge, making the vessel come to a stop thus ejecting occupant into the water. 
  Victim’s extent of injuries was lower back and leg pain, with internal swelling; Victim was ejected from vessel upon stiking the 15A Bridge while fishing in the Nubbins Slough Canal. The extent of injuries were internal swelling and bruising of lower back, tailbone and legs. No breaks or fractures were discovered once admitted to the Raulerson Hospital.
  