RedactedNarrative: Operator of vessel one was thrown from his dingy, swam to his sailboat, took off his wet clothes and returned to the water to stop the boat, resulting in him being run over. Non life threatening injuries resulted.
   
  On 01/30/2015 the operator of vessel 1 was motoring alone at slow speed in his dingy from the beach at Sanibel Harbour Resort and Spa to his 35 foot Island Packet sailboat that was anchored approximately 200 yards away. As he neared his sailboat he was thrown to the starboard side by a vessel wake which caused the dingy to go into a tight turn to the port and accelerating. The combination of all three actions caused him to be ejected into the water. The twist throttle on the tiller steer motor was adjusted very tight and the operator was not wearing the kill switch lanyard so the dingy continued to run in counter clockwise circles. The operator swam to his sailboat and boarded unharmed. He then took off his wet clothes and reentered the water in an attempt to control the dingy. He was able to grab a line from the dingy but his actions caused the vessel to veer towards him and run him over. An unknown person from the resort witnessed this and swam out to assist him back to shore. Lee County EMS arrived and transported him to Gulf Coast Medical Center where he was evaluated and treated for contusions and lacerations, none of which were life threatening. 
   
  Tow Boat US Captain was able to stop the dingy approximately one mile away and return it to the resort marina undamaged.; victim:1) Incision to left side of chin. 2) Sallow incision to right wrist. 3) Abrasion to right pectoral. 4) Small incision to right temple.
   