RedactedNarrative: On 04/11/15 at approximately 2230 hours, FWC officers were dispatched to a vessel hit and run accident in the vicinity of Shalimar Yacht Basin, Okaloosa County, Fl. The information was that a pontoon boat hit a person that was on a paddle board and the pontoon continued. The Victim was cut severely on the leg. 
  
  The witnesses stated that: 
  A pontoon boat came from the south and struck the victim. 
  The pontoon boat then continued under the bridge into Garnier Bayou without ever changing speed or direction. 
  The striking vessel had 3 bright lights displayed. 
  Officers responded by water and made contact with a Pontoon Boat outside the yacht basin that had picked up the two paddle boards. The officers instructed that boat to take the boards to Ofc, then they continued into garner bayou to attempt to locate the striking vessel. While in Garnier they found a vessel that somewhat matched the description that vessel was the same vessel they had already spoke two. A closer inspection of the vessel did not reveal any damage consistent with a collision, and the vessel was allowed to continue. 
  
  On 04/13/15 Officer and I conducted interviews of and got statements of the Victim and Witness at Baptist Hospital in Pensacola. Witness stated there were three green lights about head high. Witness stated she tried to signal the boat as it was approaching by using her head lamp. When the vessel did not change Course or sped she attempted to dive into the water to go under the boat. She recalled 3 green lights and little red down close to the water. She also believes she pushed off the hull of the boat with her leg just before being struck. 
  
  A few vessels matching the descriptions were looked over. One Vessel was voluntarily submitted for processing and was subsequently processed by FDLE for forensic evidence. Two security videos were submitted for enhancement. 
  
  As of today, 06/26/15, V1 has not been located. 
  
  Victim Witness had left leg amputated due to injuries from the vessel strike.