RedactedNarrative: V01, an 11-foot personal watercraft was the only vessel involved in this incident and was occupied with one occupant and one operator. V01 was traveling east, oceanside of Sombrero Beach in Marathon when the operator lost control of the vessel. As the operator attempted to regain control, both the occupant and operator were ejected and impacted the water at a speed of approximately 35 miles per hour. Both parties were evaluated for their injuries at Fishermens Community Hospital. Description of their injuries can be found within the injury supplements on this report.
  
  At approximately 1220 hours, I arrived at Isla Bell Resort, located at 1 Knights Key Blvd, Marathon, FL 33050. Upon arrival, I was approached by a subject who informed me he observed the incident and was the guide for the personal watercraft (PWC) tour. He explained the operator of the PWC lost control of the vessel and was then “broadsided by a wave” which caused both parties to be ejected. He continued by saying initially Subject1 advised she was okay and attempted to return riding on the PWC but requested medical attention shortly after due to severe pain. 
  
  They then beached the PWC at the west beach at Sombrero Beach and awaited Emergency Medical Services (EMS). I then requested witness complete a Sworn Written Statement while I assessed the vessel involved in the incident.
  
  Subject1:Injured party stated she was told she had two "cracked" ribs, numbers 7 and 8. In addition to the broken ribs, she was also told she had a partially punctured lung, unknown which lung. She was initially treated for her injuries at Fishermens Community Hospital in Marathon and later transported to an unknown hospital in Miami.; Operator:Injured party had neck/head pain. She checked herself into the hospital, which after evaluation was explained she had internal bruising. She was released the same day after scans were taken.
  