RedactedNarrative: On 06/19/22, Vessel 1 (PWC) struck the 7 Mile Bridge, throwing the operator and passenger into the water.
  
  At approximately 1930 Hrs., the tour was heading northbound towards the 7 Mile Bridge. As Operator’s PWC was going under the bridge, she stated the current was strong and the waves were big. She also stated that she was going approximately 20mph. She stated the current took her into the bridge.
  
  	The PWC struck a column of the 7 Mile bridge on its port side, cracking the fiberglass in the bow. Both were thrown from the vessel. Operator suffered an injury to her shoulder/spine. Occupant was knocked unconscious and had a head injury, but immediately regained consciousness.
  
  	Subject1 was operating a PWC 100-200 ft. behind Operator. Subject1 stated that she did not see the impact and saw the PWC floating in the water with no occupants. When she got under the bridge, she saw Occupant and Operator in the water, Occupant was unconscious.
  
  	Subject2 turned around to check on the tour and saw Occupant in the water unconscious and Operator floating. He got over to them as fast as possible and put both of them on his PWC to take to shore. A good Samaritan vessel arrived to assist and took Occupant to shore. He took Operator in on his PWC.Operator sustained an injury to her back and broke her shoulder.
  