RedactedNarrative: At 1515 on June 30, 2016; Operator put a motorboat in at Riverton Landing in Warren County. Operator was the owner and operator of the vessel which was also occupied by Occupant1 and her son Occupant2.
  
  At 2010 the vessel was headed downstream at 15 mph; on the South Fork Shenandoah River along the stretch that parallels Little Egypt Ln. Contact was made between the motorboat and a hard object in the river, most likely rock. The vessel sustained several deep gouges to the hull. The largest was along the center line of the hull and measured three feet nine inches in length. This gouge also contained a one foot two inch cut that caused a breach in the hull. A 10.5 foot gouge resulted in cuts that also may have compromised the hull.
  
  This contact caused a secondary contact between the vessel's center console and Occupant1's face, in the area of her right eye. There was also contact between Occupant1 and Occupant2. Occupant2 was ejected from the motorboat and landed in the water. Secondary contact occurred between the vessel's center console and Operator.
  
  Following the impact Occupant1 sat down at the rear of the vessel. Operator helped Occupant2 get back onboard and then gave Occupant1 first aid. 
  
  Operator beached the vessel on river right and called for emergency response and to report the incident. Warren County Fire and Rescue reached the party by boat and transported Occupant1 to Warren Memorial Hospital. She sustained severe contusions to the area around her right eye. Operator and Occupant2 reported no injuries.
  
  Occupant2 operated the vessel to Front Royal Boat Landing where he trailered the vessel. While at the landing he was met by Law Enforcement from Warren County Sheriff's Office, Front Royal Police Department  and DGIF. Restricted vision was listed as a cause because the operator was unable to see the obstruction due to lack of light.