RedactedNarrative: On August 14, 2017, Officers of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) were on state land patrol in Pinellas County, Florida. At approximately 1315 hours we received a call from our FWC Dispatch Center in regards to a swimmer in distress near the Clearwater Pass.
  
  We arrived on scene at approximately 1330 hours to find EMS already on scene and the victim in the back of the ambulance receiving treatment. I then asked Victim what happened and he stated to me that he was on a rental jet ski when he hit a wave a felt a sharp pain around his right ankle. Victim was transported by EMS to Morton Plant Hospital in Clearwater, FL.
  
  We identified the jet ski as FL 5885 RJ, the jet ski had minor damage on the port side. After gathering information from the livery we then went to Morton Plant Hospital to interview Victim and get a statement from him.
  
  At the hospital Victim stated to us that he hit a few waves with the jet ski he was on and felt a sharp pain in his right ankle. He then fell off the jet ski and started to tread water until he was able to get back to shore on some nearby rocks and get medical attention. The jet ski floated over to the rocks and sustained minor damage on the port side. Victim was treated and released from Morton Plant Hospital. No warnings or citations were issued.
  
  No further action taken at this time.
  
   Victim was taken to Morton Plant Hospital by EMS where he was treated for his broken ankle and released the same day. I spoke with Victim on the phone on 8/15/17 at approximately 0900 hours and he stated to me that the doctors said he will make a full recovery and that there was no other complications from the accident. 
  