RedactedNarrative: A 10' Leisure LF left shore and headed to a sailboat in the Rock Harbor anchorage, on the oceanside of Key Largo, when it struck a partially submerged line that was connecting a sumberged sailboat to another sailboat. The collision caused the operator to be ejected from the dinghy, while the dinghy continued to sefl-propel in circles before colliding with the mangroves. The incident occurred at approximately 2000 hours, in Rock Harbor, Monroe County.
  
  In conclusion, on December 21st, 2015, Victim left the shore at night hours, approximately 2000 hours, in Rock Harbor, Monroe County, in rough water conditions, to return to his sailboat in the immediate anchorage. As Victim was cruising to his sailboat, his dinghy struck a line that was connecting a submerged sailboat to another sailboat in the anchorage. The impact caused Victim to become ejected. Victim sustained injuries from the dinghy’s propeller while attempting to rescue his dog from the dinghy.  Victim was pulled from the water by Good Samaritans was taken to shore. There he received medical treatment from EMS before being transported to Mariner’s Hospital for further treatment and evaluation. Neither vessel FL 8266 NZ or FL 4803 BS  had sustained any damages.
  
  Victim sustained multiple lacerations to the head and face. He also sustained the same sort of lacerations to his right hand and his left heel. Victim was treated by EMS on scene prior to my arrival on scene and had been transported to Mariner's Hospital, in Tavernier. At the emergency room at Mariner's Hospital, I was able to speak to Victim. The doctor stated he received numerous stitches for the lacerations, but was in otherwise, normal condition. Officer was able to photograph the treated injuries at the emergency room.
   