RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 left Edgewater Marina between 2200 and 2300 hours.  It went up the Cuyahoga River and tied up in the Flats.  Some of the occupants got off and walked around.  They got back onto vessel 1, and it exited the Cuyahoga River.  It headed toward the Edgewater Cut and Marina.  The operator estimated speed at 20 knots.
  
  Vessel 1 hit the detached breakwall approximately 326 feet north of the entrance to the Edgewater Cut.  The vessel hit the rocks just above water level and continued on to hit the upright part of the wall.  The starboard bow hit that, which caused it to deflect to port and the vessel continued along the top of the lower part of the breakwall until it came to rest.
  
  During this, all the occupants of the vessel hit parts of the boat causing injuries and bleeding.
  The operator made some phone calls then called for help.  Coast Guard Station Cleveland responded and went to the scene.  They took the operator and injured occupants to Edgewater Ramp where they were met by an ambulance.  The others were rescued by Cleveland Marine Towing.
  The Coast Guard charged the operator with operating under the influence of alcohol.
  The vessel was removed from the breakwall several days later.
  