RedactedNarrative: On 12/27/2021 at Approximately 4:47 p.m. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Jacksonville Regional Communication Center (JRCC) was contacted in reference to a Vessel Accident 5 miles offshore. 
  
  The Vessel accident was approximately 13 nautical miles offshore and East of Mayport Inlet in the Atlantic Ocean with coordinates N30 23.534 W81 10.235 provided by USCG. Vessel 1 was a 34’ Cobia with Florida Registration FL 9715 ST and Vessel 2 was a 24’ Sea Fox with Georgia Registration GA 2722 NA . 
  
  V-2 was on Spot-Lock Feature. Spot-lock is one of I-Pilot's most popular features and acts like an electronic anchor. Once activated, spot-lock will activate your trolling motor to keep your boat within a 5-foot radius, even compensating for wind, waves and current.  
  
  V-1 was returning from offshore when they struck the stern of V-2 and went on top on the boat and down the starboard side. There were 3 injured from V-2 the USCG transported 2 from accident scene to Mayport Boat Ramp. 
  
  When they arrived at Mayport Boat Ramp an Ambulance transport them to Beaches Baptist Hospital. All remaining occupants were brought back to Mayport Boat Ramp when vessels were brought back to the ramp.
  
  Victim3:He had Bruising and a deep Muscle injury to left leg; 
  
  Victim 1 had 10 broke bones in left elbow a laceration on the left elbow. He may have had shoulder separated then it popped back in when USCG was helping him on their boat.  He also had bruising on his back and ribs and sprained ankle. He had surgery on his elbow but I did not pull medical records.  ; 
  
  Victim2 broke 2 bones in his left arms. He fractured his face (cheek bones, nose and  jaw was pushed back). He had surgery on his face and his left arm. He had two teeth pulled. He also had back, ribs and hip bruised. I did not pull medical records.
  