RedactedNarrative: On June 15, 2019 at approximately 230 P.M. operator and three others (Vessel 1) were cruising on Intercoastal waterway, Calcasieu Parish.  Vessel 1 is an 18'10", fiberglass hull, center console vessel with remote steering and 115 HP Suzuki outboard motor.  
  
  Operator was cruising east bound when he struck a submerged object.  Subject1, Subject2 and Subject3 were seated in front of the console on a bench seat.  Operator and Subject1 stated after striking the submerge object, the vessel came to a sudden stop.  The sudden stop of the vessel forced Subject3 and Subject2 forward out of their seat.  Subject2 struck the trolling motor on the bow of vessel causing injuries to her face (laceration to her upper lip and inside lower lip that detach from her jaw).  
  
  Subject3 was forced out of his seat and struck the front storage compartment lid, causing a fracture to his right forearm.  
  
  Operator then observed a mooring line tangled in the outboard motor prop.  Operator then freed the vessel from the mooring line and then returned to Calcasieu Point boat launch.  Operator then transported the injured subjects to Calcasieu Urgent Care in Lake Charles.  Medical examiners at Calcasieu Urgent Care diagnosis Subject3 with a fracture radius bone on right forearm.  Subject2 was diagnosed with lacerations to upper lip and inside lower lip that detached from the jaw.  Subject2 was then transported to Memorial Hospital in Lake Charles for stitches.  No alcohol or drugs were causes in the incident.  Contributing factor is submerged object.  The type of incident is struck submerged object.  PFD's were present and worn by Subject2 and Subject3 (juvenile).
  