RedactedNarrative: On Monday July 21, 2014, operator one was interviewed by Detective and stated he was navigating back to the boat launch at Gravelly Point from Georgetown Waterfront when his GPS (Phone App) died. He continued to head towards Gravelly Point but was unaware of depth without his GPS and ran his boat aground. The impact damaged the lower end of his motor and he was unable to power his boat. He lit four of his emergency flares and attempted to flag down a few passing boats but no one came to his assistance. In desperation he reports he donned a life jacket and started to swim to shore. He stated he was in the water for over an hour and saw the rocky shoreline where he exited the water. While getting out of the water he received a laceration to his leg. He then noticed he was in an area he shouldn’t be in at National Airport and knew he needed to get to Gravelly Point. The subject stated he was having trouble walking without his shoes so he decided to return to the water and swim back up to Gravely Point where he met his father. His father transported him to NOVA Hospital ER where he received stitches for his leg laceration. The vessel was towed by DC Harbor Police to the DC Harbor Pier where it was later released to the operator.