RedactedNarrative: On Sunday, March 24, 2019, at approximately 8:00 pm, a PWC with one operator and two occupants were underway, when one of the occupants fell off the back and received serious injuries from the jet drive. The injured subject was taken to shore and later transported by Tampa Fire Rescue to Saint Joseph's Hospital, located at 3001 West Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. in Tampa, Florida 33614. The operator of the PWC is unknown at this time, as the injured subject had just met him on that day. 
  
  The PWC was traveling at approximately (5) miles per hour. The injured occupant raised both of her hands in the air (not holding on to the occupant in front of her nor the PWC) and yelled to the operator to go faster. The middle occupant yelled to the operator not to go faster, as she was scared. The operator did not immediately accelerate, so the injured occupant kept her hands in the air. The operator began to accelerate to an unknown speed. The injured occupant fell-off the back of the PWC and the high-pressure water from the steering nozzle pushed her underwater and caused serious internal injuries.	Pneumoperitoneum  ·	Ascites of uncertain Etiology  ·	Large Right Pelvic & Right Retroperitoneal Hematoma  ·	Right Internal Ileal Artery Injury /  Complex 12 cm Perineal Laceration
  