RedactedNarrative: On October 26, 2020, at approximately 2130 hours, an open motorboat with three occupants on board, traveling north in the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) in Vero Beach, collided with a green navigational channel marker. 
  
  The vessel’s port side struck green channel marker 143 while the vessel was turning northeast. One occupant was ejected from the vessel into the water sustaining injuries to his back, right leg and neck. A second occupant was thrown from a forward center console seat to the inside, port side stern of the boat. The third occupant (operator) was uninjured.
  
  Operator advised me that he and two other passengers had taken the vessel out for a sea trial, as he was currently trying to sell the vessel. Operator explained that he was operating the vessel and heading north around 30mph in the Intracoastal Waterway, approximately one-half mile north of the 17th Street Causeway in Vero Beach. According to Operator, while making a turn northeast towards Veteran’s Memorial boat ramp, his vessel struck green channel marker 143 at its port side bow; 
  
  Occupant1 had complaints of pain to his right leg, back and neck from being ejected out of the vessel and into the water. Occupant2 had complaints of pain to her left leg, her head, the top of her left hip and her left foot.
  