RedactedNarrative: On 5/19/14 a vessel reportedly struck an object in Black Creek. The incurred damage caused the vessel to take on water and swamp. A passenger complained of pain in his lower right leg and was transported to a hospital by EMS. 
  
  On 6/1/14 I contacted subject by phone and explained to him that based on my accident investigation I didn't believe that he had struck an object in Black Creek. I told him that I believe he was up Little Black Creek and that the vessel was being operated in a reckless manner. I explained to him that I believe the operator lost control of the vessel and the vessel struck a tree located on a tight curve. Subject told me I was correct that they were up Little Black Creek instead of in Black Creek. I asked him why he made us waste our time looking in Black Creek. He said he was scared at the time and that he was worried that he might lose his job if he was charged. I explained to Subject that I needed my accident investigation to be accurate and that he would need to resubmit a truthful sworn statement.  Subject1 was riding in the front port side of the vessel and in a seat. The vessel was being operated in a reckless manner in a narrow creek. The operator lost control of the vessel and the vessel struck a tree. Subject1 brushed his right lower shin on the bow of the vessel. He was later taken by E.M.S. to St. Vincents hospital in Middleburg, Florida and later released.