RedactedNarrative: I, Officer with the FL Fish and Wildlife (FWC) received a call for service in regards to an airboat that had flipped on its side and caught on fire at Possums bluff on the St Johns river in Brevard County FL. The airboat had four occupants onboard at the time of the accident. Two of the occupants were transported to Orlando Regional Medical center for treatment.
  
  Further investigation into the incident revealed that the occupants of the airboat were as follows:
  
  Subject1 and Subject2 were both transported to Orlando Regional Medical center (ORMC) via ambulance. Subject1 was in and out of consciousness on the ride to the hospital. Both Subject1 and Subject2 were admitted at the hospital for treatment. Officer with FWC spoke with Subject2 at ORMC. 
  
  Subject1 underwent a CT scan that revealed some head trauma. He also had burns on his right arm and back along with small lacerations on his right arm. 
  
  Subject2 had a minor head injury along with lacerations on her left leg.
  
  Upon arriving at the accident location, I observed the wrecked airboat being towed back to the ramp. One of the individuals that was towing the airboat observed a portion of the accident and gave a sworn written statement. Several pictures were taken of the vessel and it was turned over to the individuals. 
  
  I spoke with the operator and he advised me that he drove behind the parked airboats on the beach at the bluff to get to "his spot" when the throttle got stuck. Operator said that he got too high on the beach and hit a tree that stuck out and flipped the airboat on its left side. during the accident two of the prop blades were damaged and significant damage to the cage occurred. After the boat settled witnesses stated that the batteries arced and a fire started that was quickly extinguished.
  
  Once on scene at Possum bluff I located the site of the accident and took a picture of the crash site and burns on the sand for evidence purposes.