RedactedNarrative: Single PWC accident with injuries as a result of high speed and turning.
  
  On 19 July at approximately 1635 hours, a Yamaha PWC was involved in a single vessel accident that resulted in the operator receiving lacerations to the left cheek of his face. 
  
  Times are approximate:
  16:36:00 - Florida registered PWC (FL 4474 SU) with Owner/Operator departs the dock at Gilbert's Resort Key Largo, Monroe County, State of Florida.
  16:36:04 - PWC departs marina area at a high rate of speed within the "Slow Speed Minimum Wake" zone before passing the "Resume Normal Safe Operation" sign heading in a South Southwesterly direction into Blackwater Sound. 
  16:36:18 - PWC makes turn to port ejecting Operator from the seat into the forward storage compartment lacerating his face on the left cheek and throwing him into the water.
  16:38:15 - Operator climbs back onto his PWC.
  16:38:31 - Operator begins to idle back to the Gilbert's Resort Dock.
  16:45:00 - Operator docked at Gilbert's Resort and returned to his dining table. 
  Once at the table, he asked his server for a first-aid kit. The server informed the manager on duty of the request for the first aid kit.  The manager then contacted the Monroe County  Sheriff's Deputy on sight, Deputy. Deputy  then informed MCSO Dispatch of the incident and I, Officer of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) arrived on scene at approximately 17:00 hours to conduct and complete the boating accident investigation.
  
  Operator was transported to Mariner's Hospital by EMS and Officer of the FWC met him at the hospital to take a sworn written statement. Operator received a deep laceration to his left cheek as a result of the incident. Operator was transported to Mariners Hospital. Laceration was stitched by physicians at Mariner's Hospital in Tavernier, Monroe County, State of Florida.
  