RedactedNarrative: The airboat had two occupants (father and son) that were ejected from the airboat after hitting the embankment of the airboat trail during a turn. The airboat was still operable, and the son was able to drive the airboat to Camp Mack boat ramp from Gardner Marsh. The father had an injured hip and leg and was transported to Lakeland Regional Medical Center. 
  ·	My dad was driving down a no name airboat trail
  ·	He was going about 25 mph
  ·	The rear end of the airboat hit the embankement and we were both ejected from the airboat
  ·	I pulled my father to the sandy area by the stump and called 911
  ·	The boat was still operable
  ·	He was transported to Camp Mack where he met Polk County EMS
  ·	I’m not familiar with the marsh
  ·	We were not drinking, father doesn’t drink
  ·	I’m fine, my hip just hit the rail
  On March 25th, 2019 I went out to the scene of the accident in Gardner Marsh. The trail they were on is called Scrub Slough. The trail Operator1 was operated on is skinny and winding with numerous cypress stumps and high banks along the trail. Operator1 stated he was going approx. 25 mph and that was excessive speed for that airboat trail (See map). The operator, Operator1 will receive a written warning for excessive speed. I observed the high embankment that was struck with the airboat and documented it in my ISR. The operator had a fractured hip, contusion on right leg, and contusion on head with slight lacerations.
  