RedactedNarrative: The occupant on vessel 1, which was a personal watercraft, stated on June 12, 2021 around 2100 hrs allowed a friend who has prior boating and pwc experience to operate the pwc on the Missouri River immediately downstream from the I-435 bridge near Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas.  
  
  The occupant said the operator was operating vessel 1 in a reckless manner downstream near the bank on the Kansas side of the river.  The occupant said he did not know if the operator had consumed any alcoholic beverages.  The occupant told the operator to watch out for the rocks along the river bank as the operator was operating vessel 1 in the direction towards them.  
  
  Prior to running aground the occupant jumped off of vessel 1 into the river.  The occupant said he watched the operator run the vessel 1 aground on the rocky bank at a slight angle along the river bank, and the operator was then ejected approximately 15 feet in the air from the vessel 1.  
  
  The occupant/owner said the front starboard fiberglass hull of the pwc close to the keel line was cracked and the handled bars were bent slightly forward.  The operator transported to the Parkville, Missouri boat ramp, and then transported to the North Kansas City for injuries to his face, including a broken eye socket.  
  
  On June 13, 2021 Missouri Conservation Agent found the stranded vessel aground on the rocks on the Kansas side of the Missouri River.  The agent took several pictures of the vessel and the path it made when running aground.
  
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