RedactedNarrative: On January 2nd, 2020, at approximately 1124 hours, a boating incident occurred in Monroe County, Florida. The incident involved a single personal watercraft (PWC) with Florida registration number FL0745RW. The PWC (V1) was operating near Boca Chica, Florida, in the Gulf of Mexico, within the waters of the State of Florida. The PWC had two occupants.
  
  At some point during their voyage, the operator of V1 accelerated away from the group and turned the vessel toward a fixed concrete post, causing an allision. The PWC struck a fixed concrete post near to center of the bow. As a result, the operator of V1 struck the concrete post after being ejected from the vessel. 
  
  The occupant was also ejected but sustained only minor injuries. Their tour guide witnessed the incident and removed the unconscious and unresponsive operator from the water. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) Officers took the operator to Sunset Marina, Stock Island, FL. Key West Fire Rescue (KWFR) arrived within a few minutes and pronounced the operator deceased at 1148 hours. Injured victim was transported to Lower Keys Medical Center, and subsequently air lifted to Jackson Memorial Hospital (JMH) in Miami, Florida where she was admitted for treatment.
  
  For full investigative report see FWC Incident Summary Report number ISR060270.
  
  The Monroe County Medical Examiner’s report revealed deceased’s cause of death was due to blunt force head injury. The medical examiner also found the following: Head: A 1-inch L-shaped laceration in in the left side of the forehead. Multiple red abrasions are in the left side of the head and neck. The entire skull has an extensive number of fractures. Diffuse subgaleal scalp hemorrhage, subarachnoid hemorrhage and subdural hematoma is seen. The cerebral contents are fragmented.  	Torso: A 3x1 inch red abrasion is in the mid chest. A 2-1/2 x 3-inch area of red abrasions in the right side of the lower aspect of the abdomen. 	 	Upper Extremities: Multiple red abrasions are in the lateral aspect of the left upper extremity. A 1-inch linear red abrasion is in the left triceps.  	Lower Extremities: A 10x8 inch area of red abrasions is in the medial aspect of the right thigh. A 12x5 inch area of red abrasions is in the lateral aspect of the left calf. A 10x8 inch area of red abrasions is in the ventral surface of the left thigh.
  