RedactedNarrative: Vessel operator failed to negotiate a turn and crashed into the trees border the Lofton Creek.
  Before heading to the hospital, I gathered all of the operator and vessel information as well as took pictures of the crash scene. I also took photos of the vessel to depict the damage sustained by the accident. 
  
  Deputy supplied me of the GPS coordinates of the crash scene as well as a brief description of the accident as it was told from the operator. Deputy advised me the operator said he was traveling approximately 50mph northbound in Lofton Creek when he tried slowing down for a right hand turn. Due to his excessive speed and inexperience with that specific vessel the operator tried off throttle steering in a jet driven vessel. Jet ski's need propulsion from the jet in order to turn the vessel, this is done by applying pressure to the throttle. Due to no throttle pressure given while trying to turn the vessel, the vessel traveled in a straight line with no deviation into the trees bordering the creek. There were no other vessels in the area who may have witnessed the accident.
  
       I arrived at the hospital and was able to meet with the operator for questioning. The nurses said I was able to talk with the operator. The operator seemed alert and very aware of everything that occurred. The operator advised me of the same scenario given by Deputy. The operator also advised me he hit his head and broke his arm on a tree. 
  
       I spoke with his doctor and she advised me he sustained multiple fractures to his left wrist and arm. He also fractured the front of his skull where the large laceration was from hitting the tree.
  