RedactedNarrative: On June 21st, 2020, I, Officer of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) responded to a call from my dispatch regarding a single vessel boating accident with one occupant injured. 
  
  We immediately responded to the scene which was near Channel Marker 14 in the Meloy Channel. Miami Beach Police Marine Patrol was already onscene when we arrived and advised us that the vessel involved was a yellow and white personal watercraft and that one occupant had sustained a broken femur during the accident. The vessel involved was not onscene when we arrived and we were not provided any information on its ownership or whereabouts. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue advised that they transported the injured occupant to Ryder Trauma Center for evaluation. 
  
  The causes of this accident were determined to be a sharp turn at a high rate of speed, and operator inexperience. Operator1 advised Lt that he was ejected from the personal watercraft he was operating when he attempted a 360 degree spin manuever. Operator1 stated that the personal watercraft involved in the accident belonged to a friend of a friend and he was not able to provide any information about its registration numbers or the registered owner. There was no reported damage on the personal watercraft involved. 
  
  The weather conditions at the time of the accident were clear skies, good visibility, calm waves, light winds and uncongested waters.
  
  Subject sustained a fractured left femur during the accident
  