RedactedNarrative: On Thursday, June 23rd, 2019, at approximately 1930 hours, I, Officer, with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), was advised by our dispatch of a vessel accident involving a jet ski and a submerged concrete structure. Dispatch advised the subject was having chest pain and was headed to Gulf Coast Medical Hospital. 
  
  FWC Officers were on vessel patrol and went to Carl Grey Park boat ramp where the subject and her friend launched out of. 
  When I arrived at the hospital I made contact with Operator1 and Subject. Both Operator1 and Subject advised me of what had happened. According to both, Operator1 and Subject were headed back to the boat ramp and where in the vicinity of the Landmark apartments when Operator1 struck something with her jet ski and got ejected. They both advised the sun was in their eyes and the water had a glare and were unable to see the structure. Operator1 was checked at the hospital and was advised that nothing was broken but that she was going to be sore. 
  
  The next morning I picked up Subject from the City Marina in my vessel and we went to the accident scene. During the day, it was clear that there was a concrete wall that was submerged. We were in 9.6 ft of water and in some parts the wall was just breaking the surface. About 75 yards straight out from the scene is a Shoal Sign advising of shallow water. 
  
  Operator1's jet ski had about $15,000.00 worth of damages.
  