RedactedNarrative: V1 was coming home from the Bahamas. V1 was running north along the beach and struck the Palm Beach Inlet South Jetty. The vessel ramped over the rocks and ended up in the inlet. The operator was ejected but all other occupants stayed on the vessel. One occupant was injured and transported to St. Marys hospital. I exited the hospital and spoke with OP1. I read over the sworn statement with him and he signed the statement. 
  Victim’s daughter showed me an app on her phone that was a GPS tracker of the vessel. According to the tracker, the vessel was heading west towards land from the Bahamas. OP1 had advised it was rough in the ocean so they wanted to see land. They ran to the Boynton Beach area. They saw land and the water tower and then proceeded towards Palm Beach Inlet. He advised he was zooming in on the GPS, when he felt and heard the impact with the inlet. The GPS tracker app confirmed impact at 8:48 PM. He was ejected into the water on the north side of the inlet. The occupants gained control of the vessel and picked him up. He was yelling back to the vessel to make sure everyone was accounted for and no major injuries. Once he was in the vessel, they called to get EMS to their residence. The vessel was still able to operate, and he got the vessel back to the residence. Upon arrival, EMS was walking into their backyard. They loaded VICTIM onto a stretcher and transported her to St. Mary’s ; 
  VICTIM: Compression fracture Thoracic area T4 and T12, Left Side rib fracture 4-9, lung contusion, concussion, nasal bone fracture, pneumonia
  