RedactedNarrative: On 5-8-21, Operator was operating vessel one in Bayou Robinson in Plaquemines Parish, LA. Shortly before 6:50 am the operator and one passenger left the camp they were staying at in Bayou Robinson and began to travel towards Lake Washington. Moments after getting on step, after leaving the camp, the operator experianced a seizure while operating the vessel, collapsing, and losing control of the vessel. The vessel veered towards the port side and struck the end piling on a bulkhead that was on the edge of the bayou. The port side of the vessel struck the piling, causing the passenger who was sitting in front of the console to be ejected from the vessel over the port gunwale towards the bow. The operator does not appear to have been wearing the kill switch so the vessel continued on step for another 50 yards before it struck a second bulkhead head
  on. Vessel One ramped the second bulkhead completely, causing the lower unit to strike the bulkhead as the vessel cleared it, killing the motor and causing the vessel to come to a stop. The ejected passenger was able to walk through the water to the vessel where he re-boarded the vessel and
  alerted USCG about the incident. USCG subsequently mobilized a helicopter and they conducted a medi-vac for the passenger. They also alerted LDWF, who responded to the scene with Deputies from PPSO. The passenger was released from Plaquemines Medical Center a short time later
  with no serious injuries. LDWF and PPSO were able to operate Vessel One with the operator on board back to the launch. The Operator was then headed to the hospital to get an exam following the seizure and minor injuries from the incident.
  No alcohol or drug use is suspected. PFD's were worn by the operator but not the passenger. Kill switch was not used. Type of incident is Collision
  with Fixed Object. Primary contributing factor is Other: Medical Emergency.