RedactedNarrative: On March 27th, 2021 at approximately 1400 hours, a recreational vessel (14’ aluminum V-hull) with two persons on board was waked out by two larger vessel causing the vessel to roll ejecting both occupants and swamping the vessel. This occurred on the Intracoastal Waterway in Vero Beach, Indian River County. The collision did result in minor injuries (beyond first aid) to the passenger. Vessel was not damaged in the collision. V-1 Injuries:
  Occupant was ejected from the front seat of the vessel striking her head on an unknown part of the vessel. Occupant suffered a broken nose, hairline fractures to right hand, and a mild concussion. Occupant was transported by EMS to Lawnwood Regional Medical Center in Fort Pierce where she was treated and released.  
  
  Interviews: 
  I conducted a brief interview of the operator at the Indian River Fire Rescue station #2 in Vero Beach. 
  Operator stated, 
  •	He was out for a day of casual boating on the ICW with his wife.
  •	He was following a larger unknown vessel that slowed. 
  •	As he was passing the vessel on its starboard side another unknown vessel passed in between them.
  •	This caused a turbulent wake. 
  •	His vessel was tossed over on its starboard side ejecting him and his wife. 
  •	Wife hit head on unknown part of the vessel.; A:broken nose, fractures on right hand, mild concussion, treated at hospital and released
  