RedactedNarrative: V-1 was heading south west bound when it clipped the north east end of the Ft. Pierce Jetty.  V-1 hit the rocks and went up in the air as three of the passengers were ejected while two remained in the vessel.  The operator said he was traveling at approximately 20 MPH when he struck the rocks.
  On 12/25/21, 10:39 PM, a vessel here and after referred to as V-1, was in bound from a fishing trip when it collided with the eastern edge of the north inlet jetty.  On that particular night, the winds were light and the seas were relatively calm with a light chop.  I was patrolling offshore north of that location when I was dispatched to the scene.  When I arrived inside the inlet, I observed that the vessel was capsized and upside down.  The occupants had been taken off the vessel by USCG and transported to their station for medical treatment.  Everyone on board the vessel had suffered some type of injuries with the captain receiving the worst of injuries.  
  When I interviewed OP1, he said he was coming from offshore at 31 MPH and as he got closer to the inlet, reduced his speed to approximately 15 or 20 MPH.  OP1 said they hit the end of the jetty and three of the guys were ejected into the water.  OP1 and PAX3 remained injured in the boat and assisted recovering the persons that were ejected.  Then USCG was called to the scene for rescue.  When USCG arrived on scene, the vessel had been taking on water and was on the verge of capsizing.  After the last person boarded the Coast Guard boat, the damaged boat capsized and rolled over.
  VICTIM 3:Subject suffered two broken ribs bumps and bruises.; 
  VICTIM 5:subject had numbness in legs and complained of teeth soreness.  He was trauma flighted to St. Marys for treatment.  ; 
  OP1/VICTIM 1:Subject had shattered knee as well as three broken ribs.; 
  VICTIM 2:subject suffered minor cuts and bruises.  He was trown from the boat.; 
  VICTIM 4:subject was bruised and thrown from the vessel
  