RedactedNarrative: On the 29th day of May 2016 at the approximate time of 1900 hours, LDWF was notified by Claiborne Sheriff's Department of a jet ski accident on Lake Claiborne, in Claiborne Parish.  Claiborne SO advised that it was a single vessel accident involving just the operator.  The operator was being transported by Pafford Ambulance to Northern Louisiana Medical Center in Ruston, with non life threatening injuries.  I then contacted Lieutenant in Region 2 and asked if he could have an agent meet with the operator at Northern Hospital in Ruston to get a statement and check for any possible impairment.  
  
  Witnesses not a person was on a jet ski, alone, sitting stationary on Lake Claiborne.  Witnesses later wrote in a statement that they heard the jet ski sound as if it was at full throttle.  Both witnesses looked that direction and witnessed Victim and the jet ski come busting through an empty boat slip, colliding with a sea wall first, then crashing through a fish cleaning sink that was attached to the boat slip, skid across the shore, and finally coming to a stop after striking a pine tree resulting in Victims being ejected and landing on the ground, on his back.  
  
  Victim was unable to write a statement at that time, but did verbally inform Agent that while trying to dock the jet ski, he accidentally hit the throttle while reaching across the handle bars of the jet ski to put it in reverse, resulting in Victim grabbing the throttle and having the accident.  Agent, nor the witnesses, suspected any consumption of alcohol or presence of any type drugs.  Witnesses did advise that Victim was wearing his PFD at the time of the accident.  At this time, the investigation is still pending, but Sergeant and I believe that when Victim reached across the handle bars to put the jet ski in reverse.  Victim hit the accelerator, panicked, grabbed the handle bars, along with the throttle, and accelerated at a high speed causing the wreck.