RedactedNarrative: The area of bayou nezpique where the incident occurred was a straight away in the river approximately 50 yards from houssiere landing. A 2008 kawasaki jet ski la 9541 fu in bayou nezpique. 
  
  While turning on the bayou into houssiere landing in bayou nezpique, she overturned the jet ski. Operator advised that she noticed that she was passing up hoossiere landing so she let off the throttle and began making a right hard turn. As she turned the starboard side dipped down and her two passengers jumped off into the water.
  
  operator then throttled up in an attempt to keep it from turning over. As she did, it began to circle clockwise. She held on for a couple of seconds as it began to turn and let go falling into the water. Operator advised that the kill switch stopped the motor but that the jet ski struck her in the head and shoulder area prior to coming to a complete stop. 
  
  the jet ski did come to a stop after completely overturning. Operator had two passengers, her 13 year old daughter, and her daughter’s 13-year old friend. Her two juvenile passengers both were able to jump off the jet ski prior to it overturning and were uninjured. 
  
  A friend was able to pick up operator bringing her to hoossiere landing. Medical personnel were called on scene and operator was transported to the jennings american legion hospital. Operator was complaining of shoulder, neck, and back pain. We were advised that they were joy riding in the river when the incident occurred. There was no indication that operator was under the influence of drugs or alcohol at the time of the incident. 
  
  The jet ski was pulled back by the owner to his residence by boat. All three subjects had their type iii personal flotation devices on at the time of the incident. Operator was wearing the kill switch around her wrist. By not maintaining control of her vessel, operator's violated #16 rules of the road for vessels which states: all vessels shall be operated at reasonable speeds for given conditions and situations and must be under the complete control of the operator at all times. 
  
  Also, her lack of experience operating a jet ski(less tham 20 hours) and the sharp turn she was attempting were additional contributing factors. The jet ski was 250 horsepower and made to seat three. If operator would have not have throttled up the jet ski would have just rolled over and stopped, but operator stated that she panicked. There was no damage caused by the incident to the jet ski or any other property.
  
  Subject was charged with:
  D617854-
  34:851.4- careless operation
  34:851.27- violate no wake zone(public launch)
  