RedactedNarrative: On 10/10/2015 around 1700 hrs I was on water patrol, when I responded to a call for service in reference of a single vessel accident with injuries that occurred in the vicinity of ICW and Julia Tuttle Causeway. The  communication center advised over the radio that the was taken by USCG to Mount Sinai Hospital ER. I went to Mount Sinai Hospital to contact the victim.
   
  Upon arrival in the Emergency Room I located Operator. He was in pain and was waiting to be treated. I asked Operator if he was the operator of the vessel (later identified as FL1874MY) and if there were any other occupants on board. Operator said that the Personal Watercraft (PWC) belonged to him and that he was the only person on board. He said that he was traveling southbound on the ICW at 35 miles per hour when he tried to take a sharp right turn. He stated that he momentarily lost control of the PWC and felt like he was going to be ejected off the driver seat. Operator said that his left ankle got stuck in the port side water run off grove and he fell in the water. Operator was able to get back on the PWC by himself and proceeded back to Picnic Pace Island, located approximately half a mile south of the incident, to get help. His friends on the island contacted USCG.
   
  Operator sustained a broken left ankle.
   