RedactedNarrative: On Sunday, May 13, 2018, A fishing excursion into the Gulf of Mexico ended with a tragic collision resulting in two serious injuries and a totally destroyed 30' Hydrocat recreational outboard motorboat. 
  The vessel owner and person in charge of the trip along with his wife and six additional friends had departed the Porter Park boat ramp in Lynn Haven Florida earlier in the day for an offshore fishing trip. The majority of the day was spent in the Gulf of Mexico visiting several fishing sites. Upon conclusion of the excursion, the return to hailing port exceeded daylight hours and progressed into the early evening hours. Approximately 8:30 PM (CDST) the boat neared the channel entrance at St. Andrew Bay. Without proper lookout, or proceeding at a safe speed affording time to assess the approach, the boat collided into the west jetty breakwater and displaced passengers about the boat resulting in injuries and property damage.
  
  The initial impact caused severe damage to the hull, compromising water tight integrity of the hull and dramatically affecting vessel stability. Post impact, the outboard engines were still operational, and the boat backed off the initial impact zone and proceeded into the navigation channel, it was only able to proceed a short distance, as the hull filled with water and began to capsize. The operator made an effort to steer into the beach as the boat rolled over and passengers began to abandoned the watercraft.
  
  The second impact into the west jetty breakwater occurred further north along the navigation channel, and ultimately ended with complete capsizing. 
  
  USCG Station Panama City, Florida Fish and Wildlife, Bay County Sheriff's Office,  Panama City Fire/Rescue and Police Department all responded to the incident and recovered all eight persons onboard alive. ; Victim1 sustained minor cuts and bruises as a result of being displaced about the boat during collision.;:Vessel owner, and person in charge of excursion sustained minor trauma to the facial area consistent with striking fixed object within the helm area of the boat during collision.; Victim2 sustained a fractured upper arm (Humerus)  He also had minor cuts and bruises as a result of being displaced within the boat during the collision.; Victim3 sustained a fracture of her femur bone in upper leg, as well as cuts and bruises as a result of being displaced in the bow of the boat.