RedactedNarrative: On 05-10-2019 at approximately 2130 hours, I of the Florida Fish Wildlife Commission, was on duty in Monroe County State of Florida. I was on patrol in uniform, in a marked vehicle in the area of Cudjoe Key. I was dispatched to a boating accident with injuries located at USCG Sector Key West. 
  Once I arrived on scene, I was met by USCG members and they explained that there were eight persons on board the vessel during the crash, four of which had injuries and were taken to Lower Keys Hospital. One of the people on board was flown to Ryder in Miami. 
  The crash took place north of Fleming Key, three hundred yards past North West Channel, in which the vessel collided with a channel marker. 
  In her statement she explains, “They went out for a sunset cruise and riding back around outside of Flemming Key and someone yelled “Watch Out”, and we hit the channel marker on the right side of the boat. After a moment they noticed one male was not on board, they saw the male in the water. A Barefoot Billy’s vessel came to assist and called 911. She then stated they remained there until USCG arrived on scene.
  a USCG member stated the operator of the vessel said, “He was talking with a friend on board”. “He wasn’t paying attention to where he was going”. He also admitted to drinking after he got out of work at 1730 and he had his last drink 10-15 minutes prior to the accident. 
  	The witness statements from the hospital are as follows:
  Subject1 stated that they were at Hurricane Hole Marina for happy hour. They left with Operator for a sunset cruise. On the way back in he hit a channel marker going Demolition and Fleming Key. One passenger fell over board and everyone else was banged up. Maybe driving around 20 mph and eight people total on the boat. . 
  The seated field sobriety tasks performed were validated by Southern California Research Institute (SCRI) in conjunction with the United States Coast Guard (USCG) and the
  