RedactedNarrative: Operator Struck a Channel Marker, 3 Pob's sustained Injuries, Vessel/marker damaged >$2000 
  
  On October 18th, 2014, Officers were on water patrol in the ICW near Oleta River State park, when we were dispatched for a vessel that struck a piling. We were nearby the location of the dock were the boat was kept at. Then we contacted the complainant for further details and he informed me that the accident occurred at approximately 12:30 am, early Saturday morning. According to the witness statements, the vessel was heading north from 79th st bridge when it struck channel marker 36 going approximately 30-40 mph. There were seven passengers on board the vessel. Two of the passengers had injuries beyond first aid. 
  
  Victim1 had a laceration on her lip requiring plastic surgery, she sustained broken teeth, and reported neck and back pains. Victim1 identified the operator. According to Victim2, he was advised by the operator to not call the ambulance. Victim2 reported he lost a portion of his calf. The brother of the injured female passenger was called to meet the injured party at the Cricket Club where the operator lives and keeps his boat. When they arrived, the brother brought them to North Shore hospital for treatment. Later that day, Operator brought his boat to Glass Tech Corporation to be repaired and did not notify authorities. The complainant was a colleague of the father. He was directed to alert the authorities because he was preoccupied with taking care of his daughter. 
  
  I was not able to obtain pictures or medical records of Victim2 or Victim1's injuries. I made numerous attempts to obtain further information regarding their injuries but these individuals did not return my calls/voice messages. 
  
  Operator  is being held at the Federal Detention Center in Miami on a $400,000.00 corporate bond with nebbia conditions.;