RedactedNarrative: On June 11, 2022 at approximately 11:00 pm, vessel one was traveling downstream in the Petite Amite River at approximately 24-mph. Operator attempted to make a right turn in a sharp curve. In this turn, Operator and his passenger reports that the boat turned so hard that it caused both of them to fall to the floor of vessel. 
  
  Operator stated that he was wearing an ignition safety switch lanyard but it was too long to stop the engine when he was thrown from the operator's position. After the sharp turn and the fall, Operator attempted to get up and put the vessel in neutral but was unable to do so. 
  
  The vessel then ran into the trees with enough speed to damage the aluminum hull on both sides of the bow, and getting stuck between two trees. Operator then called a friend with another vessel to help him get the vessel unstuck. This incident was reported two days later on 6-13-2022. PFDs were on board but not worn. Alcohol is not a factor in this incident.
  