RedactedNarrative: On 4/17/15, at approximately 1624 hours, I was dispatched to a boating accident with injurie. in Hallandale. I arrived by vessel at 1714 hours and was informed by Coast Guard and Hallandale PD that the accident occurred on the ICW and that a passenger on V1 was transported to Hollywood Memorial with back pain. FWC officer went to that hospital and informed me that Victim will be discharged on Monday due to observation for back pain. 
  
  I interviewed with the operator of V2. Operator2 informed me that he was traveling northbound at slow speed on the ICW when he looked behind him and saw a female operating a PWC at a high rate of speed. The PWC struck the back of the vessel near the starboard side. The passenger on the PWC was ejected into the water and started to complain of injuries. Operator2 jumped into the water and pulled the passenger to the swim platform of his vessel. Operator2 and his three occupants filled out witness statements. 
  
  I interviewed the operator of V1. Operator1 informed me that she was operating her PWC while her boyfriend was riding as a passenger in back of her. Operator1 stated that she hit a wake and panicked, causing her to accelerate. Operator1 stated that she was not used to the added weight of a passenger and lost control of the PWC. Operator1 filled out a witness statement. 
  
  Based on the physical damage to the vessels, witness statements from the two parties involved and independent witness statements obtained from the accident scene, I determined that the operator of V1 was at fault. Operator1 operated her vessel in a careless manner by not being able to control the vessel while approaching other vessels. Operator1 was issued one citation for careless operation of a vessel.  Subject sustained bruises to his back.