RedactedNarrative: Victim #1 stated to the effect: 
  We were moving along and the boat ran aground.  The momentum sent me forward and I cut my hand on something in the boat.
  
  Operator #1 stated to the effect:
  I was cruising in the marked channel at about 10 knots in 15 feet of water and then all of sudden I was in 1 foot of water and we ran aground.  I never left the marked channel.
  
  Investigation revealed:
  
  Vessel #1 was traveling northbound in the Intra Coastal Waterway in the area of channel marker 386 when the vessel entered shallow water and ran aground.  It should be noted the channel in the area is narrow and at low tide the navigable area becomes even more narrow.  At the time of the accident, low tide was one hour away. 
  
   As a result of the vessel running aground, victim #1 was sent forward within the vessel and cut his hand on an unknown object within the vessel.  Victim was transferred onto an Avalon Borough Police Boat that was in the area.  Officer of the Avalon Police Department transported the victim to the Avalon Anchorage where awaiting EMS transported him to Cape Regional Medical Center.  Victim stated he suffered a laceration to his right hand that required twenty stitches.  He was treated and released that same day.  No other injuries were reported and no damage was reported to the vessel.
  
  Information for this report was provided by the victim's and the operator's statements.
  