RedactedNarrative: At approximately 2003 hours, I received a call through dispatch regarding a boating accident with injuries at Picnic Island located just NE of Sea Isle Marina in Miami Dade County. 
  
  At approximately 2040 hours I arrived on scene to Sea Isle Marina and waited for Miami Dade County Fire Boat #1 to arrive at the dock with the victim.  Fire boat arrived on scene at Sea Isle Pier #4 with the victim, they advised he suffered lacerations to both his legs and parts of his foot but was in stable condition. I boarded the Fire Boat to find Victim on a backboard and his legs wrapped up with gauze along with his girlfriend. 
  
  Victim was in extreme pain and unable to communicate coherent sentences, I asked Subject what occurred at the island. Subject advised that Victim was helping some strangers push their vessel that was grounded on the island off the sand, and in doing so Victim was struck by the propellers of that vessel which left the scene after it was freed from the shoreline of the island. Subject was unable to identify the vessel advising it was a white boat and could not identify the operator. 
  
  At approximately 2047 hours City of Miami Fire Rescue #2 arrived at Sea Isle Marina to transport Victim to Jackson Ryder Trauma Center. I stayed on scene to gather information from Fire Boat #1 but they could not advised due to them lacking any further information. Fire Boat #1 advised they received the call at approximately 2010 hours and arrived on scene at Picnic Island at approximately 2022 hours and did not see the potential suspect vessel. 
  
  I arrived at Jackson Ryder at approximately 2108 hours with Lt.. Victim received x-rays on his legs for the possibilities of bone fractures. Victim was awake and able to speak to us regarding accident. Victim advised he believed the vessel that struck him was a white cabin vessel approximately 25 feet in length with possibly one engine. He remembers two males onboard, one in his 30’s bald and of s strong build and the other between 40-50 years of age with black hair. Victim described helping push the grounded vessel off the shoreline of the island during the rush of people leaving due to a thunderstorm that was in the area. He was pushing from the starboard side (right) of the vessel. When the vessel was freed he believes the vessel turned towards the port side (left) then causing him to be struck by the propellers. When Victim was struck the force threw him against another vessel that was next to the suspect vessel. Victim or Subject could identify the vessel or operators and indicated that the vessel continued underway and did not stop once Victim was struck. 
  
  Victim stayed in stable condition once we left the hospital at approximately 2230 hours and medical staff was monitoring him for infections. Victim was to receive stitches and would be released within 24 hours. 
  
  The described vessel and operator were unable to be located. 
  
  Miami Dade County Fire Rescue Alarm #5204334
  Victim suffered lacerations to both his right and left knees and his right foot/ankle.
   