RedactedNarrative: On April 15, 2018, at approximately 2000 hours I, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) Officer 1 was dispatched to a vessel accident in the area of Miami Beach just north of the 79th street bridge on the Meloy Channel. Dispatch advised that a Personal Watercraft (PWC) crashed into that the back of a house and that people were in the water. 
  At approximately 2030 hours, Officer 2 and I arrived at the house. I made contact with Miami Beach Police Officer 3 he advised that one of the PWCs (FL3963PL) was tied up in the back of the house and that the operator of that PWC was not involved or injured. Ofc. 3 advised that the other PWC which was the one that struck the back of the house was approximately a block north of the house and was with Miami Beach Fire Rescue fireboat. The PWC with damage was being operated by Operator 2. 
  I went to the back of the house and saw a wooden dock, with assistance from witnesses on scene and upon further inspection of the dock I was able to determine where the PWC Operator 2was operating struck a dock piling. From speaking to Operator 1 he advised that both PWCs were traveling south in the Meloy channel, he was in front of Operator 2. Operator 1 describes a loud bang and then turned around and saw subject hunched over the steering controls of the PWC. The witnesses at the house also heard a loud bang but did not actually witness the PWC collide with the pilling. They called emergency services and Miami Beach Fire Rescue Fireboat arrived on scene to rescue Operator 2. Operator 2was transported by Miami Beach Fire Rescue to Jackson Memorial Hospital as conscious. 
  Investigator 1 was able to speak to Operator 2 at the hospital but Operator 2 was unable to remember the timeline of what occurred prior to striking the pilling. 
  Operator 2 did not have any life-threatening injuries.