RedactedNarrative: On Sunday, March 27, 2022, unknown vessel struck an inflatable dingy on Intracoastal Waterway.  Dingy operator was taken to hospital with back injuries.
  
  On Sunday, March 27, 2022, I, Officer of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission was dispatched to vessel hit and run in the area of Rybovich Marina. Upon my arrival at the marina, I spoke with eyewitness.  At approximately 1900 hours, he was traveling north on Intracoastal Waterway.  He was in the area of Currie Park when he saw approximately 35-40 feet vessel with light blue hull, three outboard engines and white T-top, with three people on board traveling south in high rate of speed.  
  
  The vessel was traveling on east side of the waterway, merging into the navigational channel on the west side.  This vessel collided with small, inflatable, red dingy just south of the green channel marker 5.  
  
  Subject told me, the operator locked eyes with him, and he believes, the operator knew he hit something.  Subject was not able to see registration numbers or name of the vessel.  He approached the red dingy and rendered aid to the operator.  Subject brought Operator and his vessel to Rybovich Marina where EMS evaluated him and transported to Saint Mary Hospital for treatment.
  
  I spoke to Operator in the hospital.  He told me, he took his vessel for a check ride and was going to Currie Park.  He does not remember the incident.  He only remembers seeing Subject who told him what happened.  Operator suffered acute fractures of right transverse processes L1-L4 and disk bulge L4-L5.
  
  I canvas the residential area in proximity to the incident and check for possible video of the incident or vessel that fits description. However, I was not able to find any footage of either.
  
  Due to the fact that I am unable to identify the striking vessel or the operator, I am unable to proceed with criminal case.
  