RedactedNarrative: On June 4, 2016, at approximately 5:30pm, I, Officer of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission was called to service to investigate the report of a vessel crash on the St. John's River near Lemon Bluff Boat Ramp in Osteen, FL. The report was called to 911 services about a single personal water craft (PWC) crash causing a leg injury. Seminole County  Fire and Rescue was reported to be en route to the victim who had been taken to a private boat ramp. While on the way to the scene, I stopped at the emergency room at Central Florida Regional Hospital in Sanford, FL, and found out the victim was en route. I waited until the ambulance arrived and made contact with the victim.  He was alert, coherent, and agreed to speak with me about the crash. His left lower ankle was in a splint. While he spoke I did not detect any odor of alcoholic beverages on his breath. 
  
       Operator told me he was "jet skiing" with his friend, on Sunday afternooon. Subject was a witness to the crash. They were riding separate PWC's owned by another individual, following one another. Operator noticed a vessel (V2) pulling a skier approaching him head-on. As he was nearing the ski vessel V2, the water skier crossed the wake and was then directly in the path of Operator operating V1. 
  
  Operator stated that to avoid a collision with the water skier, he made a hard turn, and was hit by V2's wake. He stated he tried to hold onto the handle bars but was flipped off the PWC and landed in the water. Subject's eyewitness statement was that when Operator hit the wake causing him to ramp the PWC onto land ejecting him into the woods causing an injury to his leg. The leg injury is consistent with Subject's statement. Operator tried calling 911, but was disconnected when he dropped his phone. He realized he was injured. Subject was able to flag down a passing vessel who assisted by towing Operator's vessel back to a private nearby ramp. Emergency medical technicians were able to locate, treat, and transport him to the hospital. 
  
  