RedactedNarrative: On April 1, 2022, at approximately 1950hrs I, Senior Officer, with the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) was dispatched by FWC Lake Worth Regional Communication Center to a vessel accident. Marco Island Police Department received the call for assistance at approximately 1914hrs and was the first to respond on scene. At approximately 2010hrs I arrived on scene, in my marked patrol truck, at the Caxambus boat ramp on Marco Island. Marco Police Officer was on scene and collected sworn statements (see attachments) from the three individuals involved in the accident. I later collected an additional statement from the operator of the vessel. Two of the three individuals were still on scene, the third individual was taken to Physicians Regional Hospital with a shoulder injury. FWC Officer Specialist went to the hospital and spoke with the injured party that evening.
  
  	The owner of the personal watercraft (PWC, FL4069TB) stated he was operating the pwc at the time of the accident. Operator said that he ran aground on a sandbar which caused the rear passenger to be ejected. According to tide charts the tide was less than a half foot at the time of the accident. When the passenger was ejected from the pwc he landed on his shoulder. The middle passenger was thrown into Operator and injured her left hand. She refused medical attention. The top of her left hand was swollen just behind her knuckles.
  
  	Operator said the pwc was left anchored up on the sandbar. Operator said a good Samaritan on a pontoon transported the three of them back to Caxambus boat ramp. Operator said there was no damage to the pwc. Operator was able to go back out later that evening and retrieve the pwc.
  
  I did not observe any damage to the pwc. Victim1 said he broke his right scapula when he landed on the sandbar after being ejected. Victim1 said they ran aground on the sandbar just west of Henry Key prior to the idle zone.
  