RedactedNarrative: On Sunday, May 28, 2017, at approximately 17:53 local time.  I, Officer of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) was on water patrol on the Alafia River East of the Riverview Civic Center in Hillsborough County. While traveling upstream on the Alafia River, I observed a vessel heading downstream on a full plane, violating marked speed and wake restrictions. We then activated our emergency blue lights on our marked patrol vessel to signal the vessel to stop. 
  
  Upon making contact with the vessel (later identified as a 19-foot, 2007 Tracker Florida with registration number FL0149NL) I observed a white male later in direct control of the vessel. There were also four other passengers. Subject had lacerations to his hands and blood on his clothing. 
  
  I observed a large dent and gash along the starboard side of the vessel and a large amount of dirt and tree branches inside the vessel. Upon contact, Subject said that “we hit a tree, my wife broke her hand”. Subject explained that they were headed East at an idle on the Alafia River when he increased the speed in violation of the marked speed and wake restrictions and collided with a tree stump which sent the vessel into the trees along the bank of the river. Subject repeatedly apologized for causing the accident saying, “I’m so stupid this is all my fault, I can’t believe I am so stupid”. 
  
  I observed that Victim2 had blood matted hair and a laceration to her head. Victim2 also had an open fracture to her right hand and lacerations along her right arm. Victim2 complained of severe pain in her right hand and wanted to know if her daughter was okay. Victim3 was seated next to Victim2 and was complaining of head pain and said she could feel a large lump where her head had made contact with the vessel during the collision. 
  
  Officers then secured the damaged vessel to our patrol vessel and both vessels were docked at the Riverview Civic Center located. Officer provided first aid to Victims until Hillsborough County Fire Rescue arrived and assumed medical care.
  
  Victim was issued a written warning for the idle speed zone violation.
  
  Victim2 was thrown forward in the boat and struck her head. Victim2 was unconscious immediately after the impact. Victim2 regained consciosness moments later and was driven by operator of V1 to nearest boat ramp. Victim2 had a cut and swelling on the top of her head and two of her fingers were also believed to be broken. Victim2 was transported to Tampa General Hospital in stable condition.; Victim3 was riding in the front of the vessel. She struck her head upon impact with the tree. She had a large lump on the side of her head. She was transported to Tampa General Hospital for a "routine check up".
  