RedactedNarrative: On January 19, 2014, vessel one, identified as a twenty-six foot 2006 Sea Ray (FL3742PB), was traveling in a northern direction from the Lake Worth Pier approximately one mile from shore in the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Vessel two, identified as a twenty-seven foot 2013 Black Fin (FL 3581 PK), which was displaying a divers down flag, was facing and drifting in a northern direction west of vessel one. 
  
  The operator of vessel one changed the vessels direction of travel into a west north west direction, crossing the path of vessel two approximately fifty to seventy-five feet ahead of vessel two's location. At this time, vessel one ran over a diver assigned to vessel two. After collision with the diver, the operator of vessel one changed the vessels direction of travel towards the north and in the direction of Palm Beach Inlet. 
  
  Victim reported having a dive buoy in his possession along with a divers down flag displayed from his vessel, vessel two. Victim sustained injuries, consistent with a engine propeller, to his upper rear right leg just below the buttocks, his upper inside right leg and to his right outside ankle. Victim was removed from the water by the operator of vessel two, who transported Victim to Phil Foster Park. Palm Beach County Fire Rescue #86 transported Victim as a trauma alert to Saint Mary's Medical Center.; 
   
  Victim received a large laceration, approximately 15-18 cm, located on the right rear upper leg and lower buttocks. At this injury location, Victim suffered a chipped bone and fractured pelvis. Victim received a second laceration, approximately 15-18 cm, on the upper inside right thigh. Victim suffered a third laceration, approximately 3 cm, located to the right lower outside and rear leg, causing a fractured fibula and fractured ankle.