RedactedNarrative: On 06/12/2021, at approximately 1910 hours, we were both on routine state water patrol in the area of Miami-Marine Stadium in Miami-Dade County. I then overheard on Channel 16 VHF via the United States Coast Guard Sector Miami of a boating accident with injuries. At 1916 hours I arrived on scene at the Miami Marine Stadium southern shoreline near the Rusty Pelican. The PWC involved was occupied by operator and passenger. The PWC was a blue in color Sea Doo, (FL 0877 PZ). While on scene I photographed the scene and damage, got the information needed from the injured persons and obtained a Sworn statement from a witness.
  	OP1 was operating traveling from west to east along the southern shoreline of the Miami Marine Stadium, near the Rusty Pelican. OP1 was traveling at a high rate of speed and made impact on the rocks of the southern shoreline, The PWC’s Starboard bow struck a large rock leaving paint transfer. OP1 and PAX 1 were ejected off of the PWC and landed on the ground near the point of impact. Miami-Dade County Fireboat #73 arrived at 1927 hrs. OP1 was complaining of abdominal and back pain on his left side. PAX 1 hit her head on impact but was standing and coherent, with a large hematoma on her forehead. At 1934 hours, Miami- Dade fire rescue then transported OP1 to Ryder Trauma Center in Miami-Dade County. At 1938 hours PAX 1 was transported to Mercy Hospital. 
  	I arrived to Ryder Trauma Center at 2124 hours to follow up and receive an Injury report for OP1. OP1 suffered two broken ribs on his left side, but the CT scan was clear and he was in stable condition. OP1 was admitted and treated accordingly. I then arrived at Mercy Hospital at 2201 hours to follow up and receive an Injury report for PAX 1. PAX 1 suffered minor external injury to her head (hematoma) CT scan was clear and she was in stable condition. I received a Sworn statement from PAX 1 and she was discharged from the hospital shortly after.
  	The accident was caused by operator inexperience and inattention while traveling at a high rate of speed.
  PAX 1: On 06/12/2021, at approximately 1910 hours, OP1 was operating a personal watercraft (PWC), with PAX 1 as a passenger,  in the area of Miami Marine Stadium located in Miami-Dade County. OP1 was operating traveling from west to east along the southern shoreline of the Miami Marine Stadium, near the Rusty Pelican. OP1 was traveling at a high rate of speed and made impact on the rocks of the southern shoreline. OP1 and PAX 1 were ejected off of the PWC and landed on the ground near the point of impact. PAX 1 was standing up shortly after and was completely coherent, although she had a large hematoma on her forehead, PAX 1 hit her head on the ground from impact . Miami- Dade fire rescue then transported PAX 1 to Mercy hospital also located in Miami-Dade County. I arrived to Mercy Hospital at 2201 hours to follow up and recieve an Injury report. PAX 1 suffered minor external injury to her head (hematoma) CT scan was clear and she was in stable condition. I receieved a Sworn statement from PAX 1 ad she was discharged from the hospital shortly after.; 
  OP1:	On 06/12/2021, at approximately 1910 hours, OP1 was operating a personal watercraft (PWC) in the area of Miami Marine Stadium located in Miami-Dade County. OP1 was operating traveling from west to east along the southern shoreline of the Miami Marine Stadium, near the Rusty Pelican. OP1 was traveling at a high rate of speed and made impact on the rocks of the southern shoreline. OP1 was ejected off of the PWC and landed on the ground near the point of impact. OP1 was complaining of abdominal and back pain on his left side. 
  