RedactedNarrative: On February 28, 2019, at approximately 1452 hours, a two-vessel collision occurred in Charlotte Harbor near the mouth of Jug Creek in Lee County, Florida. The vessels involved were a 18-foot Sea Squirt center console vessel (V1) occupied by one adult male, and a 31-foot Rampage Sport fisherman vessel (V2) occupied by one adult male. 
  
  V2 was traveling northeast at approximately 25 knots while V1 was traveling east at an unknown speed.  The bow of V1 struck V2 portside midship. 
  
  V1 traveled behind V2 when it ramped the wake of V2, causing the operator of V1 to become ejected into the water. The operator of V1 surfaced and began waving for help. Good Samaritans observed V1’s operator in distress, pulled him out of the water and began performing CPR.   Life-saving measures were unsuccessful where he was later pronounced deceased due to his injuries. V1 continued traveling in circles before it stopped. V2 never stopped to render aid and continued home. Once he arrived home, the operator of V2 contacted an FWC officer advising he believed he was involved in an accident.
  
  Operator1’s cause of death as Acute Thrombosis of the circumflex coronary artery and severe atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries.
  