RedactedNarrative: On 5/8/2106 at approximately 1740 hours, I, Officer, with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), was on water patrol near Johns Pass (Pinellas County) when dispatched advised me of a vessel that may have been involved in a boating accident near the Treasure Island Causeway (Pinellas County). I arrived onscene at approximately 1743 hours and found a vessel that was anchored with three occupants onboard and three individuals in the water. 
  
  I pulled a young three year old girl out of the water along with Operator1, The third individual that was in the water was brought to shore by Pinellas Fire Rescue. After being checked by the Emergency Medical Technicians that were onscene all individuals were found to be in good health and uninjured. After talking to Operator1, the passengers and witnesses, along with collecting sworn written statements I was able to conclude that Operator1 caught a chine and it subsequently ejected all but two passengers and tore the center console from the hull of the vessel.
  
  Operator1 advised me that he had just accelerated and got his vessel up on plane when another larger vessel passed him on his starboard side. As the vessel passed Operator1's vessel, Operator1 attempted to cross the wake and at that time his vessel caught a chine, ejecting four passengers and tearing the console from the hull. There were 2 remaining passengers that werent ejected. 
  
  Operator1 advised me that he was traveling at approximately 35 to 40 MPH at the time of the accident. I conducted a boating safety inspection and found that Operator1 only had 2 PFD's onboard his vessel and the 3 year old girl did not have a PFD on at the time of the accident nor did they have a PFD for her to wear onboard. I wrote Operator1 one citation for insufficient number of PFD's and another citation for a child under 6 years of age on  a vessel less than 26 feet not wearing a PFD.
  
  No further law enforcement action taken at this time. End of report.