RedactedNarrative: A recreational personal watercraft with one occupant was cruising on the Fort George River at a high rate of speed back towards two other PWCs that were beached on the Southern end of Little Talbot Island. 
  
  The operator was inexperienced with the waters and sandbars of the Fort George River which caused her PWC to run aground at a high rate of speed on a sandbar North of Alimacani Boat Ramp. When the PWC ran aground the operator impacted the handlebars and was then ejected from the vessel as it capsized towards the port side. 
  
  The operators of the two other PWCs heard the accident happen and rushed to aid the victim. The Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department was called and arrived onscene with a rescue vessel. The victim was transported back to the Alimacani Boat Ramp and then taken by ambulance to Shands Hospital. She was diagnosed with a broken left arm, left foot, rib, and both wrists. As of 4/13/2020, the victim remains at Shands Hospital awaiting surgery which has been delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On 4/13/20, I issued the victim a written warning for violation of USCG Inland Navigation Rule 6 "Safe Speed" resulting in an accident (first offense) and mailed it to her address.
  
  
  
  