RedactedNarrative: On 08/05/2017 at approximately 2330 hours, Officers of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), dispatched to a grounded vessel that occurred on Miami Beach in the vicinity of North Shore Park within Miami Dade County. We were also advised that the operator had sustained injuries and was transported to Aventura Hospital after grounding his vessel.  
  
  I drove to the location of the vessel at North Shore Park via marked patrol vehicle, arriving at approximately 0115 hours on 08/06/2017. Miami Beach Police Department officers were already on scene and secured the grounded vessel. 
  
  I proceeded to photograph the vessel, later identified as FL1496PG. The vessel had the swimming buoy line wrapped around the props and the vessel was on the beach. As I moved throughout the vessel after taking photographs, I noticed that the vessel had a commercial salvage sticker on it. I contacted the commercial salvage company (Sea Tow) and found out that the vessel was indeed registered to an owner that was a member of their services and that they would remove the vessel from the beach. I also noticed small fragments of what appeared to be fragments of teeth on and around the helm of the vessel, which I photographed as well. 
  
  Officer made contact with the operator, later identified as Operator at Aventura Hospital who had sustained injuries to his face, teeth, hands, and left foot. Operator stated that while cruising on FL1496PG alone, he fell on the boat and that the boat beached itself after getting tangled up in the line from the swim marker buoys on the beach of North Shore Park. He then said that he was recovered by Miami Beach Police Department officers and then transported to Aventura Hospital. 
  
  At approximately 0300, I made contact with Captain at Sea Tow who arrived and inspected the vessel and advised he saw no signs of damage to the vessel and that he would have one of his employees would handle the salvage by securing a line to the vessel to remove it from the beach. The operator was treated at the hospital and the accident was concluded without further incident. 
  
  This concludes the boating accident investigation by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. 
  
  Operator suffered broken teeth, lacerations to face and hands