RedactedNarrative: \On July 4th 2019, at approximately 8:58 p.m. a 25' Sea Cat (V1) catamaran power boat with six total persons onboard was traveling at approximately 25-30 knots in a northwesterly direction between Deer Point and Fair Point approximatley 1000yds off of Gulf Breeze, FL.
  
   V1 struck an anchored 30' Regal (V2) cabin cruiser power boat with seven total persons onboard on the port side just forward of the windshield. Both vessels settled in the water interlocked facing each other bow to bow. At the time of the accident, two persons onboard V1 sustained non-life threatening injuries requiring medical attention. They were transported to Sacred Heart Hospital. 
   V1 occupant1 was sitting on right side of fixed cushioned seat located behind the drivers area/rigging station. Upon impact with V2 he was launched forward hitting his mouth on the corner of the fiberglass rigging station. He was transported off the vessel by fire rescue to shore then transported to Sacred Heart Hospital. At the emergency room he received limited treatment at the time due to the complication of the injury and not having an oral specialist on duty. One tooth was extracted.  He has received several treatments for his mouth injuries from the military oral specialist. Treatments include extractions, bone graphs, splinting, root canals and braces. At this time he is able to eat soft foods.
  
  V1 occupant2:During a follow up interview she stated that she had self diagnosed several sprains and strains.
  V1 occupant3:left side #4 and #5 ribs broken due to impact with cabin entrance.
  V2 occupant1 was treated by fire rescue on scene for a laceration on his left foot. The next day, he went to the emergency room and had approximately 20 stiches put in place.
  V2 occupant2 has been a seeing a chiropractor for several strains, sprains and alignment issues.
  