RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 was leaving an area known as picnic island. Vessel 1 operator got disoriented due to the brightness of the chart plotter. Vessel 1 operator ran aground in a shallow area and hit some mangrove trees. Both parties on board the vessel were injured.
  
  On July 4th, 2019 at approximately 2130 hours V1 was departing picnic island adjacent to Little Palm Island.  V1 operator was heading towards a narrow channel V1 ran aground on the shallow mangrove island around Pye Key. V1 operator driving from the bridge was thrown into the stern of the vessel causing a head wound. V1 Passenger was thrown into the console below and suffered head wound along with multiple bruises. A good Samaritan vessel arrived on scene and called 911. An FWC patrol vessel responded and brought the victims into Venture Out Resort.  EMS arrived on scene and the victims were flown to Jackson South Hospital.  V1 operator was released the following afternoon with staples in his head. V1 occupant was released 5 days after the incident; 
  
  Operator of vessel 1 suffered multiple injuries. He suffered a head injury and laceration that required 15 staples. His right arm was bruised and swollen as well as 4 of his front teeth were knocked out. These injuries happened when he made impact with a mangrove island. No serious bodily injury was involved in this incident.
  
  Vessel 1 occupant suffered a 10 inch laceration to her head. She also had a laceration to her ankle. She was hospitalized for swelling on the brain as well as some bleeding to the brain. This was done for observation only as she was released from the hospital a few days later with no lasting effects. This was not to be considered Serious bodily injury.
  