On March 26th 2013 at approximately 10:00 PM I was dispatched to a boating accident 1 mile southwest of Biscayne channel. While en route Officer made contact with USCG and determined they were on scene and ascertained an exact location with coordinates. Officer made it to the location and had USCG and the vessel operator head towards Dinner Key Boat Ramp. Officer stated one person (the vessel owner) had fallen out of the boat due to heavy seas and while being pulled back in the vessel by (the operator) he hit his leg on the propeller of the vessel. I met USCG at Dinner Key Boat ramp and the victim/vessel owner had already been transported to the hospital for his injuries. The owner of the vessel suffered 9 small lacerations to his left leg and received stitches. Owner stated that he fell overboard in rough seas while trying to urinate over the vessel's gunwale.  He wasn't sure how his leg was cut and didn't feel the propeller hit his leg. Officer arrived and conducted SFST's on the operator and determined he was not above a .08% blood alcohol level. Alcoholic beverages were present on board the vessel.  I did a boating safety inspection on the vessel and determined the vessel was in compliance. No citations were issued. 
; OWNER:Suffered nine lacerations on his left leg starting at his left knee area going downward to middle of calf muscle. Was admitted to hospital and received stitches.
MIAMI