RedactedNarrative: I Officer of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (Herein FWC) was on water patrol along the Sykes Creek area. FWC's communication center asked for any units in the area to respond to a boating accident that had occurred near the 520 causeway on the Banana River. The only information they provided was that there was at least one injured and possibly another victim in the water. They also advised that Brevard County Sheriff's Department was on scene from land. 
  
  I responded to the scene from Sykes creek. As I approached the 520 causeway I observed a Port Canaveral police vessel tied off to a red and white in color boat. The vessels were just north of the 520 causeway and east of the main channel. I proceeded toward the vessels when Port Police Officer instructed me to go get the fire fighters from underneath the causeway. I turned around and headed for the north west bank of the 520 causeway where the fire fighters were located. Three fire fighters boarded my vessel and we returned to the scene of the accident. Upon arrival to the scene two fire fighters gave immediate first aid to the two victims in the vessel. I advised to our communications center that there were two victims with one appearing to be in serious condition while the other only having minor injuries. 
   
  Operator informed us that they were the only two on board the vessel and there was no one else in the water. Occupant was put onto a backboard and carried on to my vessel. Operator was put into a neck brace and then helped into my vessel. I asked Officer to remain with the vessel while I transported the victims to the hospital. Myself, Operator, Occupant, and the three fire fighters headed towards Cape Canaveral Hospital. Cape Canaveral Hospital was located approximately a quarter of a mile east of our location. We stopped at the helicopter landing dock at the hospital. Occupant was helped out of my vessel first, followed by Operator. Occupant was then air lifted to Holmes Medical center while Operator was treated at Cape Canaveral Hospital. 
  
  FWC Officer met me at Cape Canaveral Hospital to assist with the accident investigation. Officer and I returned to the scene of the accident by boat. Port Police Officer Willis secured his vessel to the subjects vessel and remained with it while the subjects were transported to the hospital. I took pictures of the subjects vessel, there was considerable damage to the bow but no other obvious signs of damage. Officer advised us that the vessel struck the bridge fender underneath the causeway. Officer and I then surveyed the area to see if there were any signs of damage along the bridge fenders where the vessel could have hit. We were unable to locate any signs of damage to the bridge fender. Officer towed the subjects vessel to Bicentennial boat ramp on the South side of 520 causeway. Officer then left the scene. 
  
  Officer advised us that Occupant's injuries included a punctured lung, broken ribs, and laceration to the head. Officer was unable to interview Occupant regarding the accident due to his condition. Officer and I were able to interview Operator at Cape Canaveral Hospital. He said that he was returning to Harbor Town Marina from the Island Bar located at the South East corner of the 520 causeway on the Banana River. He said that he was heading North underneath the 520 causeway bridge when he let go of the steering wheel and the boat pulled dr