RedactedNarrative: Operator was operating the PWC with passenger sitting behind him. Operator was approaching Picnic Island from the north side and did not slow down during his approach. Operator hit the beach, ultimately striking a tree on the Island. Operator claimed that the throttle got stuck. Both occupants were transported and admitted at Ryder Trauma for treatment. Operator suffered multiple abrasions on his right shoulder. Occupant had abdominal pain. I arrived on scene after EMS had already transported both individuals. The PWC was not in the area when we arrived and EMS was not able to provide a registration number. We had two patrol vessels trying to locate the PWC around multiple boat ramps in the area, but we were not able to find it. 
  
  At the hospital, Inv. interviewed the subjects and was able to get names and DOBs for both subjects. I went to see Operator at his sister's residence. Operator was able to provide a sworn written statement of the incident. Operator could not provide a registration number of the PWC. Operator provided a first name  and a phone number for the owner of the PWC. I called owner; he told me he was busy and did not provide any information. I contacted owner again and he told me that the PWC was in New York and hung up the phone. I also tried to contact Occupant, but I was told not to call again on multiple occasions. Operator claimed that he does not know owner or Occupant well and could not provide more information for him. Operator was cited for careless operation of the PWC. 
  
  I was not able to find the PWC or obtain registration information. Limited information was provided by the occupant who refused to talk to me when I called multiple times. 
  
  operator suffered abrasions, lacerations on his shoulder 
  
  occupant suffered abrasions and contusions over her body