RedactedNarrative: On 11/09/2022, (V1) was operating Northward along Haulover Beach Park in inclement weather when a large wave pushed (V1) up against rocks. This caused injury and hospitalization to (V1)'s operator, and minor injury to (V1)'s passenger. (V1) sustained significant damage and was found washed ahsore at Bill Bird marina the following day (11/10/2022). 
  WITNESS had witnessed the accident as he was operating his PWC several yards ahead of (V1) when the accident occurred. WITNESS stated that he, VICTIM 1, and VICTIM 2 had decided to go ride their PWC’s in hurricane conditions at approximately 1600 hours that day, as they enjoyed riding large waves. WITNESS stated that before heading back home through Haulover Inlet, he and (V1)’s captain and passenger decided to complete one more pass Northward along Haulover Park Beach. At this time, they were proximous to the rocks which lay between the beach’s southern point and the ocean. Moments later, a large wave pushed (V1) strongly, causing it to collide with the rocks and VICTIM 1 (operator) and VICTIM 2 (occupant) to be ejected onto the rocks. WITNESS stated that he lost sight of (V1)’s operator and occupant after the incident, but states they re-appeared moments after. WITNESS stated that VICTIM 1 had a large laceration on the top of his head, and that VICTIM 2 had minor lacerations and scrapes over his body. WITNESS’s PWC was pushed onto the sand and not damaged in any way. After seeing VICTIM 1’s condition, WITNESS ran for help. 
  After the incident, (V1) had been stuck in the rocks momentarily but drifted back out into Haulover shortly after. (V1) was found washed ashore at Bill Bird marina the next day (11/10/2022).; 
  Victim 1 sustained a deep laceration to the top of his head and a fractured thumb due to this incident. He was admitted to the hospital where he received treatment (several stitches). He is in stable condition. ; 
  Victim 2 sustained minor lacerations and scrapes throughout his body and was treated and released on scene by Miami Dade Fire Rescue 21.
  