RedactedNarrative: I went to meet the victim, and noticed that he had a large, approximately 3in laceration on his left foot, that was being looked at by the doctor. 
  
     Victim explained to me that during a scuba dive trip from his friends boat he was struck by a propeller of another vessel. The victim went onto state that he became too buoyant during this dive while trying to take a picture and floated to the surface. Victim explained he was approximately 80-100 yards away from his vessel and dive flag when he was immediately struck. According to Victim the vessel stopped and picked him up, took him to his boat where the unknown operators performed first aid while they waited on another subject was also diving; to return to the vessel. Once everyone was on board the boat, the unknown vessel was allowed to leave; while Victim, and diver returned to shore and went to seek medical treatment from the urgent care center on Big Pine Key, FL. 
  
     I asked both the victim and the witness if they received any contact information from the other vessel or had any identifying information on the craft, to which they both responded they did not. During my contact with both the witness and the victim, they stated multiple times it was Victim’s fault and that the other craft did not intentionally hit him or leave the scene of the accident, and that they helped and were sent away by the victim once he was back with his friend.
  
     Due to not having any identifying information for the other vessel or operator, as well as the victims statement that it was an accident and he did not wish to pursue a further investigation, I am closing out this report with no further action taken.
  