RedactedNarrative: Vessel one struck vessel two on the bayside of Indian Key Bridge. Vessel two was struck in the port quarter, ejecting the operator into the water. Vessel one briefly stayed in the area, and then left the scene.
  
  Emergency Medical Services (EMS) assessed Operator2’s injuries on his face where Operator2 then refused further medical treatment.
  
  After EMS cleared the scene, I began interviewing Subject on what he recalled of the incident. Subject explained to me that he was following behind Operator2 south, parallel to Overseas Highway and was approaching Indian Key Bridge at approximately 35 miles per hour. 
  
  As Operator2 was traveling south along the bridge, a white boat that was approximately 28 feet long, crossed underneath the bridge, and into the path of Operator2. 
  
  Operator2 attempted to turn right to avoid the other vessel and was struck in the back-left portion of his boat, ejecting Operator2 into the water.
  
   Subject then rushed to Operator2 as he is floating in the water without a life vest and brought him into his boat. After bringing Operator2 into his boat, the operator of the white boat came back to the scene and asked if everyone was OK. The operator of the white vessel then said that his boat was taking on water, gave Subject a phone number to contact him, and traveled north. 
  
  	While Subject took down the contact information, another friend of Operator2 began to tow his boat, that was still partially floating and missing an engine, back to the dock where they were staying. 
  
  Operator2 had a Minor laceration to nose. EMS looked at injuries and then Operator2 refused further treatment.
  