RedactedNarrative: I, Officer was dispatched to a S-4B in the Durbin Creek area at 1829 on 07/31/16.
  
  I arrived and located the vessel on the bank of Durbin Creek between two trees.  No people were found in the area and the keys were removed from the vessel.  There were no signs of injury (blood/impact damage).
  
  I photographed the scene and relocated to Julinigton Creek Boat Ramp to continue investigation.
  
  The RO of the vessel was out of the Orlando area and after making contact it was discovered that he sold the boat within the last week to a man from Jacksonville.  The new owner was contacted and it was determined there were no injuries and that the owner was making arrangements to retrieve the vessel from the impact area.
  
  I met with operator who told me that he had slowed down for a left hand turn and was accelerating through a right hand turn with the port engine shut down.  This action cause the boat to lurch toward the left and he managed to cut power and steer hard to the right to avoid hitting a tree.  The vessel came to rest on the bank of the creek.
  
  There was damage to the starboard hull were it hit a cypress knee.
  
  There were no injuries.