RedactedNarrative: I Officer while on water patrol on 08/17/2015 at approximately 1900 hrs, FWC dispatch advised of a Personal watercraft (PWC) accident with injuries in the vicinity of Picnic Island. Officer and I immediately responded to the scene, arriving at approximately 1928hrs. Upon arriving we observed a Blue PWC with no registration number (HIN # US-YAMA3102K415), bow facing east on the west Shore of Picnic Island. 
  
  We made contact with Miami Beach police marine unit at the scene. He advised that the operator was transported to Ryder Trauma by City of Miami Fire Boat with a possible broken arm. I made contact with a Black Male at the scene. He stated that he borrowed the PWC from a friend for the day, he allowed subject to operate the PWC but as she accelerated heading East she lost control and collided with an anchored vessel on the beach. 
  
  I made contact with the owner of the second vessel involved bearing registration FL 4415NT. The owner stated he didn’t witness the accident and that his vessel only sustained a minor scratch on starboard side. 
  
  I documented the scene by taking photographs of the PWC as well as gathering a written statement. While documenting damage to the PWC, it observed to have minor scratches on the portside bow. The second vessel was observed to have minor scratches on the lower port side. I later followed owner to Watson Island boat ramp where he had the bill of sale for the recently bought PWC. 
  
  I then headed to Ryder Trauma Center where I met with victim who stated she just remembered falling off the PWC and waking up on the beach surrounded by people. She also stated she had no previous experience operating PWCs. 
  Base on witness and operator statements the cause of this incident was operator inexperience operating PWCs.