RedactedNarrative: On July 15, 2020, Operator took his vessel to meet friends on a houseboat in Indian Creek on Center Hill Lake at approximately 9 pm.  He left to head home around 11:10pm.  After approximately one-half mile from the houseboat, Operator impacted the east bank of the creek across from Indian Creek Church Camp.  He looked down at his console that had bright lights on it and lost his night vision causing him to not see the bank.  The impact ejected Operator up on the rocky bank.
  
  Operator called his friends on the houseboat to get help and then called 911.  Operator's friends came and picked him up and took him to Indian Creek Boat Ramp to meet EMS.  Operator thought he broke his clavicle
  
  I received a call from Officer at 11:25 pm.  He had received a dispatch from Dekalb County.  We met at Hurricane Marina to take a boat to the scene.  I asked Officer to respond to Dekalb County Hospital to interview Operator.  Upon arrival at the accident location, we met with Operator's friends'' boat and they informed us of all they knew.  We documented the vessel and noted no signs of alcohol consumption.
  
  Officer interviewed Operator and his wife at the hospital.  Operator submitted to a blood draw, but Officer did not detect any alcohol or drug use.
  
  The hospital treated his injuries as a broken clavicle.  Around 4:00 am, Operator's wife started driving toward Murfreesboro, when Operator started losing consciousness.  She took him to the ER in Murfreesboro and then transported him to Vanderbilt Hospital.  
  
  At Vanderbilt, they discovered he had 3 fractured vertebrae, concurred the broken clavicle, and bruised kidneys.  He was treated and released the next day.