RedactedNarrative: On 11/16/22 V1 struck a sunken vessel off of Key West.
  	V1 was in the middle of the channel in 16-18ft deep water and was underway at approximately 12-14 knots. Suddenly, the vessel lurched up on the starboard side and all the alarms on the helm started sounding. This occurred at approximate GPS position N 24 34.2430 W 81 49.1640.
  	OP1 immediately placed the engines in neutral and shut them down. OP1 went down to check for hull damage or any incoming water. OP1 was able to still utilize the port side engine, but the starboard engine did not work. Under the power of just the port engine, he was able to navigate “V1” back to the dock at approximately 1745 Hrs. Upon arrival at the dock, OP1 got underwater to assess the damage. Whatever the “V1” had come intro contact with had sheared off the entire impeller assembly on the starboard side. OP1 stated to me that the estimated damage of the accident to be around $15,000.
  	On 11/17/22, OP1 had a salvage diver go and dive the area that this occurred to retrieve the sheared off impeller assembly. The diver was able to retrieve it and found the submerged object the “V1” struck. The “V1” had struck a sunken vessel.
  	On 11/18/22, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), was on duty and in uniform. I met with OP1 at City Marina in Key West to obtain a Sworn Written Statement of the events. All of this interaction was captured on my Agency Issued Body Worn Camera (BWC). 
  	On 12/07/2022, OP1 emailed  me photographs of the damage and stated that the estimated damage will be around $40,000. 
  All events occurred in Monroe County, State of Florida.
  