RedactedNarrative: On October 8th, 2022 a DREDGE was actively engaged in dredging operations on the Cooper River adjacent to the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center. The vessel was restricted in its ability to maneuver and displaying the required navigation lights. 
  
  At approximately 1930 local time a recreational vessel was departing from River front Park following a music concert. The recreational vessel had 4 persons onboard and was traveling at a high rate of speed, additionally the vessel was outfitted with led lighting on the interior of the vessel. 
  
  Upon approach to the DREDGE one of the passengers shouted to the operator to look out, referring to the dredge piping in the water. However the vessel struck the dredge piping and ejected three people from the vessel. 
  
  The remaining passenger pulled the helm as to avoid an allision with a nearby towing vessel and jumped from the recreational vessel. 
  
  The vessel now unmanned proceeded to strike towing vessel and the anchor barge, causing significant damage to the fiberglass. 
  
  One recovered by a dredge personnel, 2 were recovered by a good Samaritan and one was unaccounted for. The Coast Guard, Fire department, and police department began a search for the remaining passenger. The passenger was found and recovered by the police vessel and they began CPR. 
  
  The female passenger was then transported to pier Papa for further medical treatment.