RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 Operator admitted to operating the pontoon and informed the officer they had motor trouble with the pontoon and the wind picked up and blew them onto the southeast shoreline of Lake Winnebago, where they attempted to pull the boat by hand, off the shoreline rocks and by a private pier. 
  
  Vessel 1 Operator stated that the engine made a loud “clunk” noise and would no longer engage in gear, the boat was operating on open water at the time.  Shortly after mechanical failure the winds picked up and blew the boat onto the southeast shoreline of Lake Winnebago, by Deadwood Point Beach Road.  
  
  Vessel 1 Operator and Passengers searched for an anchor but there was not one on the rental boat at the time of the incident (confirmed later with the rental employees, they stated the previous boat renters lost the anchor).   Vessel 1 was hitting the shoreline and rocks with the rear/aft of the boat facing the shore, two Passengers were on the rear of the boat and the female Passenger/Injured #1 jumped off the boat onto the rocks, while holding a line.  
  
  When Vessel 1 Passenger/Injured #1 jumped onto the wet rock she fell and struck her front left thigh hard on the rocks.  Vessel 1 Passenger/Injured #2 jumped off the boat shortly after this event.  Both Passenger/Injured persons used the line to pull the boat around the “L shaped” pier to the end of it to keep the boat off the rocks, at one point while pulling on the line Vessel 1 Passenger/Injured #2 person pulled a muscle in his shoulder.
  
  When the tow boat arrived, with the waves and wind, they had difficulty beginning the tow and in the process another Passenger reported Vessel 1 Passenger/Injured #1 person was injured a second time by being pinched between the two boats while trying to push them separate.  Passenger stated that after Vessel 1 Passenger/Injured #1 person sat down on a seat near the bow of the boat.  While Vessel 1 was in tow, Vessel 1 Passenger/Injured #1 lost consciousness.  Another Passenger claimed she felt no pulse or breathing and began CPR.
  
  At the emergency room, officer interviewed Vessel 1 Operator and Vessel 1 Passenger/Injured #1, who confirmed the above information, with one minor difference, Passenger/Injured #1claimed she was pinched between another passenger and a boat seat, not between the two boats. Passenger/Injured #1did confirm her initial injury was from jumping off the boat onto the rocks and that she became unconscious while sitting down, during the tow. She was at that time in good condition and recovering in the emergency room with her main injury being a contusion to the left thigh.  
  
  
  Officer met with Vessel 2 Operator and the boat rental business at the rental docks and discovered there was a mechanical issue in the lower unit of the rented Vessel 1 pontoon and he suspected it was from the prop striking an object prior to mechanical failure.
  