RedactedNarrative: A rented vessel was occupied by a young male/female couple traveling from the Atlantic Ocean into Snake Creek Channel. The female operator lost control of the vessel and hit a fixed channel marker. Alcohol and vessel operation inexperience were contributing factors to the accident. The occupants refused medical service and there was not serious bodily injury or fatalities. The operator was arrested for BUI.
  
  Operator informed me that she was operating the vessel when it crashed and she just “lost control”. Operator explained she was not sure where she was in the channel (left/center/right) but was in Snake Creek Channel coming from the Atlantic Ocean and another boat was heading out of the channel toward the Atlantic Ocean. Operator explained that she was going fast and she got scared before crossing paths with the oncoming boat. Before she knew it, Victim and she were lying on the deck of the boat because of a sudden unknown impact. Operator explained that she was dizzy because of the impact and nobody stopped to help them. Somebody that passed by alerted USCG via Ch. 16 on the VHF channel of a boating accident. By the time USCG got there the occupants had anchored up and were sitting down on the boat as denoted in the diagram. 
  
  Operator has less than 10 hours experience operating a vessel and has not had any education on how to operate a vessel. The vessel involved was rented by Jet Ski Tours Miami Inc. out of Snake Creek Marina. The weather was clear and sunny with 0-3ft seas. Operator was unable to explain any further events. ; 
   
  Victim refused treatment from USCG Combat Medics and refused EMS service.
   
  