RedactedNarrative: PWC Struck the victim while he was on a float in the water then left the scene
  The passengers of the vessel, a 34 ft Sea Ray stated a black Personal Watercraft (PWC) with two black females struck VICTIM while he was on a floating mat that was tied off to the vessel. Passengers stated that the operator of the PWC looked back at VICTIM and left the area without rendering aid or coming back to the vessel. One of the passengers boarded our patrol vessel to search for the PWC, but we were unable to locate the PWC or the operator. 
  	Upon conducting interviews and gathering sworn written statements, the passengers of the vessel all stated the two black females stuck VICTIM, looked back then left the scene. One of the passengers had a video recording of the PWC with the two black females leaving the scene on the PWC. From the video, a screenshot was taken which captured the PWC's Florida Registration numbers, a 2017 Yamaha Personal Watercraft.
  	At 1600 hours, FWC Investigators responded to Jackson Memorial Ryder Trauma Center to check the status of VICTIM. VICTIM suffered an abrasion/contusion to the middle upper back. VICTIM was released from the hospital on March 9, 2021 in stable condition.
  	On Monday, March 8, 2021, I met with the owner of the PWC, who also owns a livery company. He stated the PWC was delivered to a yacht prior to the time of the accident for a rental by his employee. He provided waivers to include driver’s licenses of three possible operators which rented the PWC.
  	On Tuesday, March 9, 2021 at approximately 1420 hours, FWC Investigators, conducted phone interviews with the three possible operators in which only one had relevant information about the boating accident. I called OP2. Below are some bullet points of the conversation in reference to the boating accident:
  •	OP2 confirms she was operating the PWC
  •	She states that she was operating past several different yachts in the area  
  •	She states that she drove into a man on a float after jumping a wave. 
  •	She stated that once it happened, she did not stop and kept going on the PWC
  •	She thought her rental time was ending so she went back to the yacht and told the captain
  •	She told the captain that she might have hurt someone or didn’t know if the person was even alive after operating the PWC over the floating mat; 
  VICTIM:Abrasion/contusion to middle upper back
  