RedactedNarrative: According to the operator (who spoke with Investigator), he was operating the PWC near the Dinner Key channel when he suddenly lost control, for no apparent reason, and landed on the water, realizing that his left leg was broken. USCG and Fire rescue first responders were soon on scene. He said that he bought it but hasn’t transferred title. His girlfriend was with him on separate PWC. 
  
  When I arrived at Dinner Key at about 1656 hrs, the subject's girlfriend who observed the incident provided a witness statement about what occurred. He was carried out of the water and transported by Miami Dade Fire Rescue to Ryder Trauma Center. The PWC was brought to Dinner Key boat ramp and pulled from the water where I examined for any damages. I could not find any damages and took 360 degree photographs. All the required safety equipment was found on board the vessel and the witnesses advised that the operator was wearing a Type I inflatable. The jetski involved was a 1996 Yamaha red in color bearing FL0949PU, HIN: YAMA1667H596. 
  
  Conclusion 
  
  Dr. of Ryder Trauma Center spoke with Inv. and advised him that victim will have surgery either Sunday or Monday to correct his left femur internal fracture. Inv. did not detect any signs of impairment and there were no citations issued. 
  
  He took the USCG boating safety class and has over 100 hrs of experience. He was conscious during the time that Inv. was at the hospital.