RedactedNarrative: On 10/23/2021 at approximately 1027 hrs it was reported that there was a boat crash on the Colorado river just below the Topock bridge. Upon arrival it was determined that the vessel was traveling at approximately 115 miles per hour when the starboard rear of the vessel began to slide out. This caused the vessel to turn violently and lift out of the water. The vessel landed back in the water and hit hard on the starboard side. There were a total of 6 passengers on the vessel at the time of the crash. The accident casued 4 passengers to be ejected from the vessel. Two of the occupants were juvenile children who were wearing life jackets and two of occupants were adults who were not wearing life jackets. None of the occupants were injured in this crash. 
  The vessel sustained significant damage to the starboard side and it did not sink. Alcohol was not a factor in this crash.