RedactedNarrative: On September 12, 2015, I Officer of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) and Officer (FWC) were on water patrol on Lake Mary Jane in Orange County. At approximately 1:05 PM, we approached a Personal Water Craft (PWC) bearing registration number FL1963PT pulling a tube. We intended to conduct a boating safety inspection and on our arrival, a woman on board the PWC stated she was experiencing pain on her right side collarbone region. She was later positively identified by her Florida Driver’s License as:
  
  	Operator stated while making a left turn, the tube flipped causing the occupants to fall into the water. Operator stated the speed the PWC was traveling was approximately twenty-five miles per hour (mph). Victim did not want EMS to transport her to the hospital and she advised she wanted to get X-rays at Centra Care located at the intersection of Alafaya Trail and Lake Underhill Road. Victim provided a sworn written statement prior to leaving and was transported by a friend to Centra Care. After Victim left the scene, Officer advised Operator his Miranda Rights before he provided a sworn written statement. Both Victim and Operator’s account of the incident were the same.  The injuries to Victim seemed to be due to the impact on water caused by the tube flipping. There were no signs of careless operation or violations of any navigation rules by the operator. Officer checked with dispatch to see if Operator had a Boaters Safety ID and came back negative. Officer issued Operator a written warning (W789261) for not having a Boaters safety ID card. At a later date, statements were given by two other occupants on board the vessel and tube when the incident occurred. The two other occupants were later identified as:
  
  	Victim was complaining that her right collarbone area was in pain. Emergency Medical Services treated her and she was transported by a friend to the nearest Centra Care for X-rays. X-rays showed she fractured her clavicle.