RedactedNarrative: On 8/18/19 at approximately 2:38pm the vessel " The Mary Rose" was travelling southbound on the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal. The operator stated that he was attempting to steer the vessel into a wake and lost control of the vessel and struck a moored barge. 
  
  At the time of the accident one occupant was sitting on the bow of the vessel. The vessel had an anchor stored near the front of the bow. When the vessel struck the barge the passenger slid forward and impaled his thigh on the anchor. This caused a serious injury that required the operator to create a makeshift tourniquet. The vessel then continued to the closest location for medical attention and the victim was life-flighted to a local hospital. All other passengers were uninjured and refused medical care. 
  
  The vessel sustained major damage to the tip of the bow. The steel bow was crushed inward approximately 3 feet toward the cabin. The deck area was partially constructed of wood that splintered upon impact and the railing was also destroyed. The speaker for the sounding device and navigation lights were destroyed on impact.
  