RedactedNarrative: Vessel operated by OPERATOR 1, while under the influence of intoxicants, collided with piling on the Alafia River. The result of the collision caused damage to the forward starboard gunwale, the stainless steel bimini top, and injury to one occupant. 
  
  At approximately 1639 hours, OPERATOR 1 was operating on the starboard side of her 20’ Bayliner outboard cabin boat west bound on the Alafia River. The weather that day was clear with normal visibility on the river and minimal tidal current. Occupant was sitting on the port side of the boat. OPERATOR 1 was driving in circles at an unknown rate of speed. She asked other nearby boaters for directions to Williams Park Boat Ramp. She consumed intoxicants at some point of that day and was intoxicated. 
  
  V1 was making headway westward down river. OPERATOR 1 was distracted and unaware of what was in front of the boat’s bow prior to the collision. The result of this caused the forward starboard gunwale to collide with the concrete piling of the CSX train trestle. The impact made a 2’ wide by 1’ long hole that breeched the boat’s cabin, dismounted a portion of the rub rail, and damaged the bimini top railing. The trestle’s piling received superficial brush marks from the boat colliding. OCCUPANT 1 did hit his head causing a laceration on his left eyebrow. OPERATOR 1 was uninjured in the incident. 
  
  After the collision occurred, OPERATOR 1 did not realize that she hit something with the bow of the boat. A nearby good Samaritan, saw that the boat was damaged. Good Samaritan assumed control of the boat from OPERATOR 1 and operated it to the nearest Marina. The boat was safely docked at Inter-Bay Moorings LLC on the Alafia River. Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office and Hillsborough County Fire Rescue were contacted and responded to the Marina. OCCUPANT 1 was taken by Hillsborough County Fire Rescue to Tampa General Hospital to be treated. OCCUPANT 1: On 2/22/2021, the vessel operated by OPERATOR 1 collided with a CSX train trestle. The bimini top of the vessel was broken as a result of the collision, striking occupant OCCUPANT 1 on the left brow. OCCUPANT 1 received a superficial laceration. Hillsborough County Fire Rescue took him to Tampa General Hospital to be treated. 