RedactedNarrative: Operator informed me that he and Subject1 were the only persons upon the vessel and that they were out to do some fishing.  Operator was seated in the seat at the stern of the vessel and Subject1 was seated in the seat near the bow of the vessel.  Operator explained that he was operating the vessel, at approximately 10 mph or less, up the Suwannee River from the Hal Adams Bridge.  
  
  Approximately one-half mile west of the Bridge the outboard engine made contact with something under the water causing the vessel to make a sudden left turn.  The vessel then made contact with the rock bank.  Subject1 was thrown into the rock bank causing injury along with damage to the bow of the vessel.  Operator explained that Subject1 fell back into the vessel and did not enter the water.  Operator called 911 and operated the vessel back to the Hal Adams Bridge to meet medical assistance for Subject1.  Operator provided a statement.
  
  I was informed of the extent of Subject1 injuries that consisted of the following:
  Left eye injury, left orbital and sinus cavity fractures, lacerations to left side of forehead and face and deep lacerations to the right and left legs at the shin area.  Subject1' injuries were consistent with her head and face contacting the rock bank and her shins on both legs making contact with the aluminum vessel in front of her seated position.  
  
  Subject1 was hospitalized for 13 days.  Subject1 had surgery upon her left and right legs and upon the orbital area of her left eye.  Subject1 is still under the care of a doctor for the injuries sustained.
  