RedactedNarrative: On June 13th, 2021 there was an operator and one passenger leaving a dock on the Occoquan River. As the operator was leaving, the passenger on the vessel was trying to help the operator leave the dock, in which the passenger was standing at the stern, on the swim platform. As the vessel backed out, there were three other vessels on lifts near by. 
  
  A video was reviewed and one could see where the vessel on the last lift moved, when the other vessel got near it. The passenger noted that he was pinned in between both vessels, at that time. The passenger indicated that since he was pinned in between the vessels, he believed that the two vessels did not impact one another. 
  
  The passenger was visibly injured but refused medical attention, while on scene. The operator noted wind as being a factor and the location of where he docked his boat. Therefore, from the initial investigation, the incident did not meet the criteria of a reportable boat incident because the passenger did not seek medical attention beyond first aid and there were no damages observed which appeared to be above $2,000. 
  
  Later, in July, we were able to follow up with the passenger, in which the passenger noted going to the hospital on the night of the incident (in which DWR nor Coast Guard personnel were made aware of by the operator). The passenger noted that the incident resulted in broken and bruised ribs. Following the incident, there were no estimates provided to DWR that indicated any damage to any vessel, greater than $2,000. However, the incident met the criteria for a reportable incident, after following up with the passenger because there were injuries beyond first aid.
  