RedactedNarrative: A witness said he was at his cabin and could see the watercraft driving recklessly, then heard it crash into shore. He then took his own boat out to see if anyone was injured. He towed the grounded boat back to shore (public access) so the victims could get help. Authorities arrived on scene. The deputy helped triage the injured and took statements. He spoke to one victim who had blood on his face and chest. He appeared to have received multiple cuts from the glass from the shattered windshield. 
  
  The victim said he had been operating and also had been drinking. The deputy spoke with another victim who stated that they had gone for a boat ride. She was seated on the floor between the operator and passenger seats. She was asking the operator to slow down. She thought they were going about 30 MPH when they hit ground. She received a fractured foot and a bruise on her right ear. Another victim was laying in the back of the boat in extreme pain. She believed her leg was dislocated. She didn't want to make a statement. She was air lifted to another hospital because of her severe leg injury and a laceration to her liver. A fourth victim had a large amount of blood on his head, face and torso. He refused to make a statement or sign a medical release. None of the victims had been wearing life jackets and there were none on board the boat. The operator was arrested for boating while intoxicated.