RedactedNarrative: On 3 September, 2016 a one vessel collision occurred at 0248 hours, on the east side of the Jupiter Railway bridge, two persons on board were injured and transported to St. Mary's Medical Center and the vessel damaged, minimal damage to the bridge. Vessel 1(FL xxxx xx) was traveling westbound on plane when its T-Top collided with the east side of the Jupiter Railway Bridge
  
  During the interview Operator1 advised me that:
  •	He was operating the vessel at the time of the collision
  •	That he had other person on board earlier in the night but had dropped them off before the collision
  •	Passenger1 was the only other person on board the vessel during the collision
  •	He had one beer earlier in the day and did not feel the effects of alcohol during the time of the collision
  •	He had activated the cabin lights, T-Top lights, and navigation lights on the vessel and that they were working at the time of the collision
  •	The lights did affect his vision and he was unable to see the Jupiter Railway bridge
  •	The current was rough and while attempting to navigate it he slipped and nudged the throttle forward accidentally
  •	During the collision he moved to the side in attempt to protect Passenger1
  •	After the collision the current drifted the vessel back into the bridge and that two persons jumped down to assist him and Passenger1
  •	That a “Marine unit” arrived on scene and that fire rescue arrived by land, they were then transferred into the marine unit vessel and taken to the Trauma Hawk for transportation to St. Mary’s Medical Center
  •	He suffered injuries consisting of a fracture of the upper and lower jaw, teeth being knocked out, laceration on chin, a concussion, and lacerations on both legs. Passenger1 received minor lacerations and abrasions to her legs and arms.
  •	He had “thousands” of hours operating vessel’s and over 100 hours on vessel FL xxxx xx; Operator1 was admitted to the hospital with lacerations to the face, missing teeth, lacerations to the leg, concussion, and contusions; Passenger1 was admitted to the hospital with minor contusions and laceration to her legs and arms
  