RedactedNarrative: On June 14, 2018, 11 year old was paddling the Green River with Camp Timberlake when the canoe he was paddling tipped over in strong rapids.  When he fell out of the overturned canoe, he was downstream of the canoe.  As he held on to the canoe, the canoe became lodged in the rocks with Operator's right leg pinned under water between the swamped canoe and the rock.  Operator's head was barely out of the water but he was wearing a Type III USCG approved life preserver and helmet.  
  
  Operator was assisted by camp guide who swam to the submerged canoe and supported Operator's head and upper body out of the water.  A couple of tubers on the river tried to assist guide with removing Operator's pinned leg from between the rock and canoe, but the force of the water was too great.   Guide and the tubers tried to use an un-pin kit to pull the canoe away from the rock but broke the un-pin kit in the process.  Another Camp Timberlake staff called 911.  It took 8 first responders to push the canoe away from the rock enough for guide to pull Operator's leg out of the pin.  Operator was transported to St. Lukes Hospital where he was treated for the fractured leg and hypothermia.
  
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