RedactedNarrative: On September 22, 2019 at approximately 6:10 p.m. a single vessel accident occurred on Lake George, outside Juniper creek, Lake County, FL. 
  
  V1 was a 10 ft, Bombardier personal watercraft (PWC),255 HP, registration number FL7556 NS. V1 was occupied by one adult male. 
  
  V1 was traveling at approximately 30 MPH, in a South East direction back to Blue Creek Lodge boat ramp, when V1 shut off and threw Operator into the water. Operator was wearing a life jacket while operating the PWC. V1 took on a substantial amount of water and began sinking. 
  
  Operator advised that the bilge pump couldn’t keep up with the intake of water. Operator was nearby on a second PWC and turned around to assist him. He held onto her PWC until Law Enforcement assistance arrived, as he was unable to board it himself. Girlfriend threw out the anchor and the anchor line was sucked into the impeller of her PWC, therefore, the second PWC wouldn’t restart. 
  
  Lake County Sheriff’s Office arrived at the accident location on Lake George and transported Operator and Girlfriend back to Blue Creek Lodge boat ramp, with Girlfriend’s PWC in tow. Tow Boat USA responded and towed V1 to a private boat ramp off Blue Creek RD, Astor, FL. 
  
  When I arrived at the private boat ramp V1 was floating up right on its hull again. However, it was inoperable. After gathering information from the operator and documenting the damage of V1, I found that no FL boating statutes or navigation rules were violated. 
  
  The owner of both PWCs and was notified of the accident by Operator.
  
  Operator was issued a traffic citation for not having a trailer tag on the trailer used to tow the PWCs.
  