RedactedNarrative: The watercraft had left Handberg Marine for Sand Point Lake. They crossed the bay directly to the east towards Nelson's Resort. There was a light fog and the operator was complaining of the dash lights affecting his vision. The operator had the boat at full throttle. 
  
  The watercraft came too close to the point and struck a large rock. The operator attempted to cut the power at the last minute and the front passenger attempted to reach over and turn the steering wheel. No one was wearing a life jacket at the time. 
  
  The operator broke the steering wheel during the collision. He was able to drive across the bay back to Handberg Marine. The two passengers had significant injuries. The operator fled the scene after first responders arrived on scene. The operator was later located sleeping in his other boat. All parties were transported to the hospital by ambulance. The operator refused to admit to being behind the wheel. The passengers gave full statements and witnesses put him behind the wheel. There was damage to the watercraft. Alcohol was a factor.
  