RedactedNarrative: On November 2, 2019, I, Officer of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission was on patrol in Volusia County, Florida when I was dispatched to the boat ramp at Ed Stone Park on the St. John's River in Deland, Florida to investigate a reported boating accident.
  
   V-1 struck V-2’s wake and lost control.  Operator of V-1 sustained a broken leg as a result of boating crash.
  
  statement from operator: I was cruising South on the St. John's River, on my personally owned Yamaha Water craft. My speed was approximately 35 mph. As I approached a large cabin cruiser headed North, I noticed it had a very large wake behind it. I slowed my vessel down as I approached the wave, but my speed sent me over the first wave and I nosed dived right into the second big wave. I slammed into it so hard I hit the handle bars on the jet ski. I was then ripped off the ski by the water. I was underwater for a few seconds, as I regained my bearings, I swam to the surface. My jet ski was some distance away from me, but it had stopped running due to wearing the lanyard. I started to swim to the ski, but my left leg immediately began to hurt, and I realized my lower leg was broken. I climbed on the jet with much pain and was able to drive it back to the Ed Stone Boat ramp. I was met by paramedics and transported to the hospital.
  