RedactedNarrative: A single jet ski made contact with the piling(s) at the Rocky Bayou Bridge.  The operator suffered a laceration to her head  (upper left rear portion) and her left knee.  She was operating a 11 foot 2016 SeaDoo jet ski (FL8948RE).  
  
  Witness statements taken on scene described the two individuals operating in a reckless manner going under the bridge over and over, “weaving in and out of the bridge like a slalom”, and doing 180 degree turns close to the bridge. Occupant stated verbally that he was on the Rocky Bayou side of the bridge stowing items in his ski when Operator made contact. Occupant stated Operator was face down in the water for approx. 20 seconds prior to his arrival to her. Operator was knocked unconscious for a few moments after the impact.  Occupant and a good Samaritan pulled her onto his ski and transported her to the boat ramp of Fred Gannon Rocky Bayou State Park. EMS arrived on scene and transported her to Fort Walton Beach Medical Center for evaluation. Operator was treated and released with 13 staples to her head and 7 stitches to the knee.
  
  Operator sustained the following injuries after making contact with the concrete pilings of Rocky Bayou Bridge (Hwy 20). •	Head injury; a laceration to the upper left rear portion of the head. •	Laceration to the left knee  Operator had no fractures and/or broken bones. The wounds were treated by emergency room staff (13 staples to close the head wound and 7 stitched to close the knee wound).  Operator was treated and released the same day.
  