RedactedNarrative: On March 8, 2020 at approximately 1652hrs. Officers both with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, responded to Blake Hospital after a victim of a boating accident was transported there for treatment. 
  
  When we arrived at the hospital, we spoke with the individuals that were involved in the incident. The subjects involved were identified. After speaking with Operator1 and subject1, it was determined Operator1 was operating Vessel 1 (FL1673PB) a personal watercraft (PWC) with Subject1 and Subject2 onboard as passengers. 
  
  Based off Operator1’s account of the incident they were cruising in Palma Sola Bay on the North side of the Manatee Ave. Causeway. Operator1 stated the were traveling Eastbound at approximately 20-30MPH when he began making a turn to head back Westbound. During the turn the PWC was side sea with the waves causing a “jarring” effect on the passengers. During that time, the passengers, Subject2 and Subject1 were ejected from the PWC. 
  
  Subject2 stated she slowly lost her balance and grip during this time and gradually slid off the back of the PWC. While trying to retrieve his passengers Operator1 along with Subject1 noticed “a lot” of blood in the water. 
  
  They noticed the blood was coming from Subject2 but could not see any open wounds. Subject2 was assisted back onto the PWC and taken to shore. She lost consciousness during this time but did regain consciousness a short time later. Emergency services were notified, and Subject2 was taken to Blake Hospital for her injuries. I was notified by her family she was in stable condition but did sustain a rectal tear during her fall. 
  
  Based off the nature of Subject2's fall the injury is believed to have been caused by the stream of water that is emitted upwards from the rear deck of a PWC directly behind where Subject2 was seated.  
  
  She underwent surgery for her injuries while at Blake Hospital.
  