RedactedNarrative: This is a single vessel incident with one operator and four occupants. 
  
  On January 26, 2020 at approximately 0820 hours, a 39"0 Hydra Sport was cruising approximately 12 miles ocean side of Islamorada. The vessel took a wave over the bow and threw one occupant to the stern. The victim sustained two fractures in his lower vertebrae and multiple fractured ribs. USCG airlifted the injured occupant to Jackson Ryder Trauma Center. 
  
  
  Please see ISR055020 for Investigative Case Report.
  
  At approximately 0820 hours, Operator was standing behind the center console at the helm and was operating his vessel on plane. Standing to his left was one person and sitting to his right was another. Subject3 was sitting behind the mounted seat from the center console. Subject4 was standing on the starboard side of the center console holding on the leaning post. 
  
  As Operator traveled outbound, the vessel took a wave over the bow and over the bow which threw occupant from amidships to the stern of the vessel. 
  
  He was diagnosed with the following:  -	1 vertebra Crushed  -	2 cracked vertebrae  -	1 herniated vertebra  -	Severe nerve damage  -	2 rods and screws in my vertebrae  -	5 Fused discs  -	7 broken Ribs on the right side  -	Partial collapsed Right side lung  -	3 stitches on right elbow
  