RedactedNarrative: V1 was traveling slow speed southbound in the ICW on the east side of the channel. V2 was rowing northbound on the east side of the channel. The operator of V2 observed V1 right before impact. The major point of impact on V1 was the bow that struck V2's outrigger. Once contact was made to the outrigger V2 was pushed sideways and then driven over by V1. The operator of V2 was injured and received 5 staples in his head and had fractured Vertebrae (T3,T4,T5) from being struck by V1. The other occupant did not seek medical attention.
  
  I spoke with the operator of V1, Operator1, first. He advised he was traveling southbound in the ICW at slow speed. He was approximately 100 yards past the North Palm Beach Rowing club when he heard someone scream "watch out for the boat". He then observed the rowing scull sideways underneath his vessel. The operator turned off his engines and observed one occupant swimming to shore and the other just off the port side stern of his vessel. The operator helped Operator2 out of the water onto his boat. V2 came to rest about midship under V1. Operator2 was then transported to shore by the Operator1 on V1. The other passenger on V2 was helped by a nearby rower until the safety boat from the rowing club arrived to pick him up. 
  
  I then spoke with a witness. He was standing on the dock at the North Palm Beach Rowing Club. He advised V1 was headed south bound in the ICW. V2 was traveling north bound on the east side with Operator2 in the front of the vessel and V2 occupant in the back.  While the operator of V1 passed him on the dock he was looking down at his phone. 
  
  I spoke with Operator2's dad a few days later and he advised Operator2 had five staples in his head along with fractures to his T3,T4, and T5. He also had upper body swelling.
  
  I spoke with the other occupant’s father. His son did not receive medical treatment. He had a swollen back but did not see a doctor at the time of the phone call. At the time of the phone call his back was no longer visually swollen.
  
  V2 occupant had a swollen and sore back. He believes that he hit the oar when he fell overboard.