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  On April 2, 2022, at approximately 2127 hours, a single vessel boating incident occurred in Key Largo, Florida,  Bayside of US 1, mile marker 102 inside Dusenbury Creek. The vessel, a 1995, 26’ Wellcraft, herein after referred to as “Vessel 1” (V-1), with  two occupants  onboard, was traveling north on plane, when it struck the mangroves on the east side of the south entrance into Dusenbury Creek, then turned to port (left), and entered the mangrove shoreline on the west side of Dusenbury Creek. The occupant was ejected from V-1 as a result of the impact and was pronounced dead on scene. The operator was transported to Jackson South Medical Center with injuries.
  
  At approximately 2116 hours, V-1 departed the area in front of the Playa Largo Resort and headed north. At approximately 2127 hours, V-1 struck the mangroves on the east side of the south entrance into Dusenbury Creek. V-1 then veered to port (left) and entered the mangrove shoreline on the west side of Dusenbury Creek. Occupant went overboard somewhere between impact point 1 and impact point 2. V-1 traveled approximately 70 yards into the mangroves from the shoreline of Dusenbury Creek.  
  
  Moments after impact, a witness, who was on an anchored vessel in Tarpon Basin called 911. That 911 call was received at 2128 hours. 
  
  At approximately 2136 hours, Operator, also called 911 and advised that he was on a boat that had crashed into the trees. 
  At approximately 2148 hours, FWC Lieutenant and FWC Officer arrived on scene at the South entrance of Dusenbury Creek. Operator was transported to shore by FWC Officer and eventually airlifted to Jackson South Medical Center.
  
  At approximately 2308 hours, FWC Lieutenant located the deceased body of Occupant in Dusenbury Creek.
  
  Operator had a C6 COMPRESSION FRACTURE  RIGHT RADIUS AND ULNA FRACTURE RIGHT HUMERUS FRACTURE  COMPLEX FACE AND SCALP LACERATIONS;.
  
  Occupant had blunt Force Head Injury  Manner of Death: Accident  Evidence of Injury Head and Neck: A 3 3/4 inch full thickness laceration with an underlying depressed skull fracture and protruding cerebral matter is in the right side of the forehead. Brown periorbital bruising is seen.  Torso: Multiple red abrasions are in the superior aspect of the chest. Multiple red abrasions extend across the inferior aspect of the abdomen. Extremities: The right humerus is visibly and palpably fractured. Red abrasions extend down along the ventral surface of the upper right extremity. Brown bruising is in the right shin.   Autopsy Findings: Blunt force head injury. Cerebral edema (1410 grams) Moderate bilateral pulmonary congestion and edema.  Remote appendectomy.  Operator had been under the influence of drugs and alcohol.