RedactedNarrative: Vessel #1 was traveling in line with a group of PWC renters. Wind conditions picked up shortly after they got underway and operator of V#1 hit a wave caused by the high winds, approximately 300 yards off coast. As a result, the PWC rolled to the right and the operator was launched forward and over the left handle bar as the vessel was still on its side. The operator subsequently struck his mouth and lower jaw, on the left side view mirror. The mirror was broken off and he fell into the water. The juvenile occupant, seated behind the operator, was not injured and remained on the PWC. Operator #1 received serious injury to his bottom lip and jaw, and his front teeth were chipped off and loose. The PWC guide turned back, checked on operator #1 and canceled the tour. The group was then escorted back to the beach where they launched from. The victim was then taken to the hospital where he received multiple stitches. Investigation revealed that the incident occurred due to a combination of two factors; Heavy wind conditions causing waves in the Gulf, and operator having very little experience in operating PWC's or vessels. No charges were filed. 
  
  Subject was tranported to hospital by wife. Lower teeth were embedded inside lower lip. Front teeth were chipped, large cut on lip. Lip was still bleeding while at hospital waiting for treatment. See photos.