RedactedNarrative: On 11/05/17 at approximately 0130am, I received a phone from our dispatch regarding a vessel accident with minor injuries. The victim reported the accident from Dinner Key Marina where I responded to.
  
  I arrived at approximately 0200am and met with operator1.
  
  Operator1 was operating vessel FL 1903 EM when the accident took place. He was returning north bound from commercial fishing near the Coral Gables water way headpin marker.  The vessel (identification unknown) struck him on the starboard side and partially separated the cap from the hull. 
  
  I provided Operator1 with a sworn written statement which he filled out (statement attached) and described the incident as: He was returning from shrimping when he saw a yacht coming from his right. He sped up to avoid the collision and when he saw they were going to hit him, he slowed down and the vessel struck his vessel in the middle. He stated they stopped about 200 meters away looked back and then kept going. He saw them heading into the Coral Gables waterway. 
  
  Operator1 sustained a badly bruised right arm and refused any medical assistance. He described the vessel as a 40-50ft yacht white in color. 
  
  I contacted Coral Gables Police department and requested they issue a "be on the lookout" bulletin for any vessels matching that description with front damage. 
  
  As of this report date, we do not have any further information regarding the events of that night. 
  
  The concludes Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission accident report. victim HAD SWELLING ON RIGHT ARM WITH LIMITED MOVEMENT
  