RedactedNarrative: While putting the boat on plane, the operator of V1 ran aground just outside the ICW in Lemon Bay.  victim was standing in between the consoles when the boat ran aground which caused him to fall forward.  Victim hit his face on the corner of the windshield frame which caused him to break his nose.
  
  On 11/11/15 at approximately 1830 hours, I, Officer with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission received a call in reference to a boating accident in Lemon Bay.  A boat had run aground near the ICW which caused one of the occupants to fall over and become injured. He was transported to Englewood hospital.
   
   I arrived at the hospital at 1937 hours and spoke with Victim and it was determined that he had broken his nose during the incident.  Victim said he was standing in the middle of the boat and when it ran aground the boat stopped suddenly which caused him to fall forward.  He was not  sure what he hit his face on.  When I photographed the boat there was no blood anywhere or any signs of impact.
   
  They were on the boat with a group of friends and they were leaving the Rum Bay canal.  When they were entering the ICW the boat was heading in a south east direction, and they had to turn around in a northerly direction.  While they were making the turn, Operator began to put the boat on plane.  He went too wide while making the turn and ended up running outside the channel.  The water outside the channel in that area is extremely shallow and the boat ended up running aground.
   
   When the boat ran aground it came to an abrupt stop and this is when Victim fell forward.  The windshield section in the middle of the consoles was open and Victim hit his face on the corner of the windshield frame.  He was transported to Englewood hospital by Charlotte county EMS.  There were no other injuries, and there was no damage to the boat.
   
  OCCUPANT suffered a broken nose when the boat he was a passenger in ran aground.  Victim was standing in between the windshields in the walkway of the Sea Ray 240 sundeck.  The boat ran aground causing an abrupt stop which sent  Victim forward causing him to strike his nose on the corner of the open windshield.  His nose was broken and he was transported to Englewood hospital.
   