RedactedNarrative: While on patrol on June 7, 2020, at approximately 16:50, I received a dispatch that a Jet Skier broke his leg at Eastwood Lake at the PWC area.  
  
  Upon my arrival a male later identified was sitting on a Jet Ski complaining of leg and ankle pain.  Dayton Medic arrived and loaded him for Miami Valley Hospital. I took the operator information and he verbally told me what happened at the time.  I check with all the people he was with and no one saw what happened. I did not see any signs of intoxication.
  
  I took all the 1999 Kawasaki Jet Ski information from the boat registration and it expires in 2021.  I took pictures of the boat's HIN. I completed a vessel safety check on the Jet Ski, and found the only violation was his numbers were not displayed properly; wrong size and spacing.  The Jet Ski was released back to the owner.
  
  I went to Miami Valley Hospital to get a statement from the operator. He was not able to write in English so, his daughter wrote the statement for him and signed it.  It was confirmed at the hospital that his right ankle area is broken.
  
  The operator stated that he was going straight riding the Jet Ski alone in the middle of the lake.  He was sitting on the Jet ski balancing on his toes.  He hit a wake about 18 to 24 inches high.  He went down into the swell then back up lunching the ski into the air.  He landed hard losing his footing causing his ankle to brake and toss him from the Jet Ski.  He was able to get back up on the Jet Ski and return to shore.  He state he was wearing a type 3 life jacket(a water ski type of life jacket) and showed me the jacket. He told me that he has approximately two years experience riding a jet ski.
  
  
  As a side comment, I talked to this group about an hour earlier doing stunts and spins in front of the no wake buoys.  They were also going in the wrong traffic direction, explaining to them traffic flows in a counterclockwise direction. No written citation or warnings were issued at this time.