RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 crossed the Hernando Beach Channel several times to jump the wakes of passing vessels. Vessel 1 attempted to spray two persons engaged in wade fishing near the channel. Vessel 1 attempted to spray other personal watercrafts that were operating with the group. Vessel 1 made numerous quick 180 degree turns at a high rate of speed outside of the channel. The operator of vessel 1 was thrown from the vessel numerous times during these maneuvers. 
  
  The Operator of Vessel 1 had visible injuries to his head and face area at the time of my stop. The Operator refused medical treatment on scene. The operator was treated at Oak Hill hospital later that day for injuries to his leg and head.;
  
  On scene, I observed fresh bruising around his right eye and fresh blood on his upper lip below his nose. I asked him if he wanted medical attention and he refused to be treated at that time, approximately 1500 hours. No other injuries were observed by me or brought to my attention on scene.  On Monday May 29, 2017 I arrived at Victim's residence to return his boaters identification card which I forgot to return to him on scene. I observed that Victim was limping and that his right calf was freshly wrapped with medical gauze wrapping. Victim advised me that after my contact with him he approached two Hernando County Deputies to advise them that I had his Boaters I.D. Card. The deputies observed that his  leg was injured and suggested that he be treated at a medical facility. Victim advised me that the leg injury occurred at the same time the head injuries occurred. The physicians treated him and released him. The results were a contusion to the calf muscle as well as the facial injuries.
  