RedactedNarrative: On July 23, 2014, I, Officer, responded to a boating accident at the Destin Marina in which a female occupant had to be transported to the hospital. 
  Operator1 was operating a PWC in Choctawhatchee Bay at approximately 3:45 PM, when she made a slight turn, hitting a wave, and threw off her passenger. Some time later, Occupant began having chest pains and started having a seizure. EMS was called and Occupant was transported to Fort Walton Beach Medical Center. 
  
  
  I arrived on scene at approximately 4:45 PM and received a witness statement from the operator of the PWC involved. She stated that she was driving the PWC at approximately 3:45 PM, and had occupant riding on the back of the PWC with her. Operator1 said that when she came out of the wake zone at Crab Island, she accelerated to the PWC's max speed of 50 MPH. She then took a slight turn, hit a wave and the PWC bounced in the air, causing Occupant to fall of the back of the PWC in to the water. Operator1 then turned around immediately and went and picked up Occupant out of the water. Operator1 said that Occupant seemed okay, but was having some increasing chest pains. 
  
  Operator1 and Occupant returned the PWC and went back to their friends on a pontoon boat. When they returned the pontoon boat, Occupant began having a seizure. Okaloosa county EMS was dispatched and picked up Occupant the Destin Marina and transported her to Fort Walton Beach Medical Center for treatment.