RedactedNarrative: While on patrol on 09-20-20, I was dispatched to a water rescue on the Indian River off Whitehouse Beach. I responded to MP Mike and went underway from Pot Nets. I arrived on scene at the same time as USCG and IR Fire department. PASSENGER 1 was sitting upon a disabled PWC and a yellow PWC operated by OPERATOR 1 was slowing operating away at a slow speed due to weather conditions being 25mph NE winds and approximately 3'' seas. 
  
  I advised USCG to deal with PASSENGER 1 and I made contact with OPERATOR 1. OPERATOR 1 was very disoriented and stated he had struck his head but that he was ok to drive back to shore. I closely shadowed him back to shore. Upon arrival at Whitehouse beach OPERATOR 1 had to be held up to walk to shore, was very disoriented and unstable on his feet. OPERATOR 1 was complaining of head and neck pain. I observed the right side of his neck was swollen and a mark on the top of his head. I provided first aid to OPERATOR 1 for slight leg laceration by applying gauze and tape and called for medical to respond to our location. 
  
  While waiting for medical I asked OPERATOR 1 what had transpired. He advised that PASSENGER 1 who was operating a PWC had become disabled and fell off the PWC due to rough conditions on the Indian River. OPERATOR 1 had seen him and borrowed a PWC not putting on a PFD to try and assist him. He advised that upon reaching PASSENGER 1 he had him get on the PWC with him. The waves rolled them off two times and they ended up in the water. When OPERATOR 1 came up for a breath the PWC was coming off a wave and landed on the top of his head. He advised that he also believes he may have taken in some water during this time.   OPERATOR 1''s wife provided me with his info and proof of his safe boating course. OPERATOR 1 was transported to Beebe. 
  
  
  I then responded to Pot Nets Bayside to where USCG had taken PASSENGER 1 aboard their vessel. They had advised that when they brought PASSENGER 1 aboard he had shown signs of cramping, low body temp and was vomiting. PASSENGER 1 was in the ambulance getting checked upon my arrival. USCG had already conducted a boarding and passed me the info. 
  
  I spoke to OPERATOR 1''s wife later that evening who advised that her husband had been discharged from Beebe and they would be seeking further medical attention the next day and would let me know of any updates.
  
  Cause of incident was wind and current related.