RedactedNarrative: Operator and passenger were traveling south in Blackwater Sound when they collided with a wave and got ejected from the PWC. 
  
  On April 30th, 2022, at approximately 15:30 hours I, Officer of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) was on duty in Monroe County, State of Florida, I was in uniform, in a marked patrol vehicle. 
  
  I was dispatched to a boating accident with injuries involving a single personal watercraft. (PWC) Per the operator, passenger and their witness statements the PWC was heading south in the bay called Blackwater Sound when a vessel traveling in the opposite direction of them caused a significantly big wake as they approached. 
  
  The operator continued through the wake traveling at an estimated 40-50 miles per hour, she explains how she lost control at this point, causing the PWC to go airborne. At this time both the operator and the passenger were thrown from the PWC. Causing them to make impact with the water on the way down, which was the result of injuries on both the operator and passenger. 
  
  After the accident had occurred, Operator explains how she was in severe pain, but that no one had witnessed the incident so they swam back to the PWC to head back to shore where there parents were. Once they made it back to the Reef House located in Key Largo, FL, EMS was on scene. Both the operator and the passenger were transported to Mariners Hospital were they were treated for their injuries. 
  
  Operator was transported to Mariners Hospital where she was treated for her injuries. Once discharged, she suffered from a swollen back, and bruising. 
  
  Occupant was transported to Mariners Hospital where she was treated for her injuries. Once discharged, she suffered from a swollen abdominal, and bruising.
  