RedactedNarrative: Vessel was traveling south on the Intercoastal Waterway and ran aground striking a sand bar. One passenger fell in the vessel and received minor injuries. 
  
  He stated that he and his family were traveling south on the ICW enroute to St. Augustine, Florida for the day. He stated that he was traveling at approximately twenty-five (25) MPH and thought he was in the middle of the channel. He said just before running aground, he looked at his GPS and it showed twelve (12’) feet of water. He stated his wife was standing to his left at the helm of the vessel and at the top of the stair well to the living quarters of the vessel. At that time, he said he felt a slight bump as the vessel hit the sandbar once and next a hard hit and it was aground. His wife fell forward down the stair well for approximately seven and a half feet (7.5’). Her body hit the door at the bottom of the stairs. The door frame was broken away from the wall and the door latch system was broken away also. Subject stated that he thought there maybe damage to underside of the vessel.  I inspected the vessel and all required safety equipment was on the vessel. Subject advised the vessel would be taken to the Tiger Point Marina for further damage inspection.  
      
      At approximately 5:15 PM, I arrived at the hospital emergency room and talked to subjects. Victim stated that just prior to the vessel striking the sandbar, she also seen the GPS showing twelve feet (12’) of water. She said she felt a slight bump and then a hard hit on the sandbar. She said as she fell down the stairs, her body spun around and she hit the door and then hit the floor on her back. Victim had abrasions on her left forearm and possible damage to a vertebra. 
      
      On 03/30/22, I called Subject and he advised his wife was at home. He said the doctor advised that his wife had a compression fracture to her T12 vertebra; 
  