RedactedNarrative: On August 20th, 2017, Operator and Occupant were involved in a boating accident on Little Torch Key sometime between 2230 and 0000 hours. Both Operator and Occupant were flown to St. Francis Hospital to receive stitches and MRI scans. MRI scans revealed no severe head injuries and both subjects were released by 1200 hours the following day. 
  
  On August 23rd, 2017, at approximately 1930 hours, I interviewed Occupant. I observed several stitches on the right side of her face, just outside the eye and on her temple. Occupant stated that she and her friend, Operator, were heading towards Big Pine on their vessel. Occupant stated that she was holding a flashlight on the bottom of a one gallon water jug, when her arms became tired. Occupant stated that Operator took the gallon jug and held it to give her arm a rest. Occupant stated that she cannot remember clearly what happened next, but she thinks they crashed into the mangroves. Occupant stated that she and Operator were having a hard time seeing while illuminating the bottom of the one gallon water jug. 
  
  	On August 24th, 2017, at approximately 1600 hours, I interviewed Operator. Operator stated that after his vessel stop with FWC earlier in the night, he began to navigate towards Big Pine Key. Operator stated that Occupant arms were getting tired from hold the flashlight on the one gallon jug of water, so he took the jug while operating the vessel. Operator stated that he began slowing down the vessel so he could shine his light around, but at that moment he crashed into the mangroves. Operator continued to state that after the accident, he and Occupant walked to Occupant’s house to get help.; OCCUPANT:Subject suffered lacerations on the right side of her face on the temple area. The lacerations required stitches. ; OPERATOR,:Subject suffered lacerations to the right side of the face, on the temple. The lacerations required stitches.
  