RedactedNarrative: On March 12, 2016 at approximately 06:04 PM, Officers heard a call from dispatch on the radio stating that there had been an accident on the north side of the Rickenbaker Causeway and that rescue was already present. We headed to the location from Nixon Sandbar and arrived on the scene. Upon arrival we noticed vessel bearing FL 3901 PU docked at a pier and rescue assessing what seemed to be an injured person on board. We approached the vessel and made contact with the rescue personnel and the persons on board to ensure safety. 
   
  The injured subject had pain on his hip and could not walk on his own. We took sworn written statements from the operator and some of the passengers on the vessel involved. I inquired about Insurance information but was told it was unavailable at the time. The passengers as well as the operator stated that victim was wake boarding, tried doing a flip and landed on his side. According to the statements from the persons on board that witnessed the incident, Victim was able to get himself out of the water and into the vessel but felt a lot of pain on his hip. Since Victim had pain on his hip and was unable to walk by himself, rescue was called to the scene. Rescue assessed Victim's condition and then transported him to a nearby hospital. As I prepared the boating accident report I made numerous attempts to acquire insurance policy information from the contact provided but was unable to do so.  Skier suffered a dislocated hip.
  