RedactedNarrative: Vessel FL7787PH (jet ski) operated with one Occupant were involved in a single vessel accident in Tavernier Creek (Tavernier Fl). Occupant suffered a back injury and was admitted to local area hospital. 
  
  
  Subjects were inbound in taverner creek on vessel FL7377PH when (per the operator) the jet ski suddenly started to yaw then rolled to starboard and ejected both riders off the jet ski. The operator stated he didn't know what he had hit to cause the sudden out of control movement. Operator stated he didn't see any boat wake and there were no vessels in the area; no objects in the water that he could have hit. There was no damage to the jet ski, and no witnesses. Both were assisted in the water by a nearby good Samaritan; USCG Islamorada arrived on scene first and were able to secure both into their vessel. 
  
  Occupant suffered a back injury that required being hospitalized. At the time of this report, the full extent of injuries is unknown. Operator stated in a follow up interview (2 days after the incident) that Occupant suffered injuries to her C4, C5, C6, C7 vertebrae. Operator  further stated he thinks he may have been a speed close to 60 mhp at the time of the accident but was unsure. 
  
  7/29/14: brother of Operator and owner of the jet ski involved in this accident stated in a phone interview that Occupant had a separation of cervical disk 6 & 7 and was in recovery.