RedactedNarrative: On March 18th 2016 at approximately 5:30pm, I was dispatched to a vessel accident that had been reported on Lake Washington in Melbourne Florida, Brevard County. While traveling to the call, I was advised by my dispatch that the accident had happened the prior evening. I was also told that the subject involved had been taken to the hospital with an apparent shoulder injury and had been released. 
   
  Once I was at Subject's location I obtained his Florida driver’s license from him as identification and had him fill out and sign a written statement. Subject was in a sling that he had been put into at the hospital and said that he was in a lot of pain. After Subject filled out the statement I asked him why he didn't call anyone to inform law enforcement that he had been in an accident and he stated that he did not know that he needed to. I informed him that he needed to and that not reporting it to law enforcement is a second degree misdemeanor. 
   
  Subject also let me know that someone had a taken a video of the crash and he was able to show it to me on his phone. The video shows Subject traveling along the shoreline in a high rate of speed and the vessel flipping over from the bow. Subject was traveling in a straight line and did not appear to be changing direction or operating the vessel in a reckless manner albeit fast. The crash seemed to happen as a result of a gust of wind under the bow mixed with Subject's vessel being overpowered for the weight. Subject was ejected during the crash and landed on his right shoulder, dislocating it. After Subject was ejected he was able to walk under his own power to the area where other patrons were standing. Subject got a ride back to the boat ramp and was given a ride to Wuestoff Hospital where he was treated for his shoulder dislocation and released. 
  
   
   
  