RedactedNarrative: On May 27, 2022, Officers of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), were launching our patrol vessel at the Navarre Beach Boat Ramp, Santa Rosa County, FL. 
  
  At approximately, 4:00PM a man approached me and stated his daughter had just been in a boating accident. I asked if his daughter was ok. Subject1 stated he was unsure of the injuries, but he was going to take Subject2 to the hospital. Subject1 stated Subject2 was with her friends, but he was unaware that his daughter was alone unsupervised by any adults. Subject1 stated he received a phone call from Subject2 she stated she had fallen off a Jetski and she had been injured and was unable to move. Subject1 rushed to Navarre Beach boat ramp to pick Subject2 and her two friends. 
  
  It was later determined that Operator was the operator of a PWC identified as FL9292SS.They were operating in the Santa Rosa Sound on the East side of the Navarre Beach Bridge. The water was choppy, and the winds were approximately 10 to 15 miles an hour.  A subject was sitting in the middle of the PWC and Subject2 was on the back of the PWC holding on. Subject2 stated her hands were slippery and she could not hold on very tight. Operator stated she was traveling at about 45 to 50 miles an hour when Subject2 fell overboard. Subject2 fell off the PWC at approximately 2:30PM and sustained anal trauma from water rushing inside the rectum. Subject2 got back on the PWC and Operator operated at a slow speed back to the boat ramp and arrived at Navarre Beach boat ramp at 3:00PM.
  
  I asked Operator if she had ever taken a boating safety course before she stated no. Operator stated she does not have much experience operating a PWC. 
  
  Subject1 took Subject2 to the Emergency Room in Navarre. Subject1 called me later that evening to informed me Subject2 was given a numbing ointment for her injuries and was told she would recover in approximately 7 days.
  