RedactedNarrative: On Thursday, September 17, 2020, at approximately 0010 hours, a 2019, 21-foot Robalo (herein after referred to as V1), displaying Florida registration FL 5928 SM, HIN #ROBV0119H819, was traveling northbound near Haulover. V1 had three people onboard. 
  
  V1 traveled in a northbound direction at a high rate of speed as it approached Haulover Sandbar. V1 veered to the east of the channel, over the western portion of the sandbar and struck a navigational aid, more specifically the Danger Shoal Marker located on the sandbar. 
  
  The allision caused the three occupants to be ejected. After the crash, Occupant and Operator were able to swim back to V1.  However, Occupant2 did not. Occupant reentered the water to search for Occupant2.  Operator fled on V1 and left both in the water.  Occupant was assisted by a Good Samaritan and Occupant2's body was recovered later that day.
  
  Occupant received bruising to the left hip possibly from the port gunwale of V1.
  
  Occupant2 received blunt trauma to the head causing a 4 cm laceration on the right side of his skull. Dr. of the Miami-Dade Medical Examiner’s Office stated Occupant2’s death was caused by the blunt trauma to the head and drowning. Miami-Dade Medical Examiner’s Office listed Occupant2’s death as boat crash.
  