RedactedNarrative: On July 6, 2019 at 10:30 P.M., Agents were notified of a boat incident via communications in St. Mary parish. Agents were advised that subjects were located at Teche Regional Medical Center in Morgan City. 
  
  Upon arrival agents were able to establish who the operator was at the time of the incident. Agents read Operator his rights as per Miranda which he fully understood and waived. Operator stated himself and his wife were leaving a camp in St. Martin Parish following another vessel and was unable to continue to follow the vessel. 
  
  Operator turned around and went down a pipeline (Orange Barrel) with multiple wellheads lining both sides of the pipeline where he was then using a light to spot the wellheads. Operator stated he spotted a wellhead, turned his light off, then before he knew it, he was right in front of it. Operator attempted to make a starboard turn but could not avoid the wellhead and collided with it. 
  
  Operator was able to call the operator of the vessel he was originally following to notify him of the incident and bring them to the hospital. The other vessel operator arrived and brought Operator and his wife to a camp with a faster boat where they then proceeded to make their way to Russo’s boat launch then the Hospital. 
  
  Operator also told agents he had consumed alcohol prior to the incident, lifejackets were on board but not utilized. Operator’s vessel is a 16’ remote steer Triton (LA 2013 PU.) Operator gave agents consent to draw blood using Biological Specimens Kit (BU 595,704) results pending. Operator was treated for his injuries at Teche Regional in Morgan City and his wife was transported via Air-Med to University Medical Center New Orleans. At this time agents believe Operator violated multiple navigation rules of the road for vessels which contributed to this incident. Agents contacted Hilcorp Energy Company where they sent employees to assess the wellhead.
  