RedactedNarrative: On September 2nd, 2018 vessel one (V1) was operated by operator one (O1) on Lake Sharpe with one passenger (V1P1) on board. V1O1 and V1P1 were not wearing PFD’s. P1 and O1 were seated in V1 facing forward. Both O1 and P1 had been fishing and drinking alcohol for several hours. 
  
  At approximately 12:15 AM, V1 was downstream from the mouth of the Stilling Basin and heading upstream toward the tailrace area at cruising speed. O1 and P1 were seated and did not see the rocky jetty known as Diver’s Point and struck it. 
  
  V1 travelled on land for approximately 87 ft. When striking the point, the lower unit broke off of the engine and V1 sustained significant damage to the fiberglass hull from large boulders on the jetty. The steering wheel was also snapped off of the steering column. 
  
  O1 and P1 were thrown into the dash board and steering wheel of V1. O1’s face struck the steering wheel, breaking the 3 spokes off of the column and the wheel. P1 was thrown into the passenger side of the dash board where no visible damage to the vessel was observed. 
  
  O1 sustained two broken cheek bones, broken sinus’s, a shoulder injury (torn rotator cuff), and perforated disc in the neck. P1’s injuries are unknown as he refused medical treatment.
  