RedactedNarrative: On November 10, 2019, at approximately 1435 hours, a Personal Watercraft (PWC) allided against the pilings under the SR 836 bridge in Blue Lagoon, City of Miami, FL. A PWC was traveling southbound on the lake behind another PWC, which was operated by a friend when the accident occurred. 
  
  Operator1’s PWC traveled beneath the western portion of the bridge when its starboard bow struck the seventh bridge piling (north to south) on the westernmost set of pilings. The impact caused Operator1 to sustain critical injuries and to be ejected into the water. Operator1 who was wearing a Personal Floatation Device (PFD), was pulled out of the water by his friends and transported the a nearby floating dock.  Emergency Medical Services (EMS) responded, treated Operator1, and transported him to Jackson Memorial Hospital Ryder Trauma Center where he was admitted for treatment. 
  
  Operator1 received the following injuries: Broken tibia on the right leg Broken fibula on right leg Dislocated right hip Broken right elbow Cracked skull Swelling of the brain.  Operator1 was on life support and in and induced coma.
  