RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 operated by two separate subjects struck rocks, trees and seawall before crossing under the 12th St. Bridge.  This collision caused damage to his hull and the occupant on the vessel received a cut to her head, but refused medical treatment.   Alcohol was involved in the incident.
  
  I called Corporal over the phone, and he told me when he first saw the vessel, it was being operated by a male wearing a grey and blue baseball hat, no shirt, glasses, blue jeans, and had he had tattoos (this description, which matched with Subject1’s appearance.  
  
  Corporal explained that the vessel was beached and became unbeached when the male he saw throttled up spraying water onto the local playground.  Corporal also explained how he saw the boat strike the rocks and cement just before the bridge (12th St. Bridge).  
  
  Following this, the boat also struck rocks and trees across from the first accident site and was pushed back into the water by bystanders.  Corporal also told me the operator switched with a heavier man wearing a blue shirt that was also on board (matching what I later observed of subject2 on scene). 
  
  Subject2 was seen also hitting trees and shoreline indicating a lack of proper lookout, unsafe speed for conditions, and risk of collision according to the Coast Guard Navigation Rules (USCG Rule 5 lookout, USCG Rule 6 speed, and USCG Rule 7 risk of collision).  At no time did any person on board, including Subject2, report the boating accident.; Occupant1 claims to have hit her head on the boat causing a laceration when they hit a large wake separate from the accident.
  