RedactedNarrative: On April 24, 2014 at approximately 4:32 PM, I was dispatched to a single vessel boating accident, located at Fisherman?s Channel, dock 168 at Port Of Miami. Upon arrival along with FWC Officer we observed a vessel partially submerged, later identified as a 42' TNR bearing documentation name Fear Knot (Doc #1224758). At the scene, I made contact with Miami-Dade Officers who were securing the scene. They advised me that Fire Rescue, Engine 85 Captain transported two subjects later identified. At the hospital Lt was getting information (refer to supplementary report). 
  
  I was advised by FWC Lt. that the point of collision was at dock 168 of the Port. He advised that he had a record of the boating accident from the Port Of Miami surveillance camera system. (Refer to the video attached). Closer examination of the video, it appears there was no one at the helm seconds before the vessel approached The Port sea wall. 
  
  On 5/2/14 at approximately 1:30 pm I arrived at the house and made contact with the subject, who confirmed that he was the operator the vessel at the time of the accident and that occupant was inside the vessel?s forward cabin. I asked Operator if he could remember anything about the accident. He stated, while accelerating the vessel hit a wake and his cell-phone fell on the deck, he tried to retrieve it, while retrieving it; he hit a part of the vessel's console and got knocked out. The next part he remembers was that two Good Samaritan's helped him and directed him to the sandbar located close to the area and that his vessel was taking on water. Subject stated that he is no clear about the details (refer to the sworn written statement ) 
  
  At this point of the investigation we could not confirm Operator accounts for lack of evidence due to the vessel was partially submerged and washed out any blood evidence. Only trustful evidence we have is the video. 
  
  Operator was issued a citation for careless operating of a vessel causing an accident. 
  ; occupant:SUBJECT HAD STITCHES ON THE LEFT EAR ; operator:SUBJECT HAD A COLLAPSE LUNG AND TWO BROKEN RIBS ,BROKEN COLLAR BONE