RedactedNarrative: I was dispatched the JFK Medical Center at approximately 1702hrs in reference to a boating accident that had occurred. The details are listed below.  
  
  Synopsis: On 10/28/18 at approximately 1630hrs, Operator 1 (2/27/1996), was alone on his personal water craft (PWC) traveling north bound on the Lake Ida Canal. Operator 1 was standing while operating his PWC as he approached a low bridge. Operator 1 stated that he was traveling less than 5 M.P.H. at that time. Operator 1 stated that he heard some strange noise coming from his PWC so he looked behind him to try and identify where the noise was coming from. At this time Operator 1’s head struck a low bridge that he was passing under. Operator 1 continued north to the Lakeside Anchor Inn where he was met by EMS and transported to JFK Medical center for his head injuries. 
  
  Based on the evidence and information gather, as well as an interview of the operator it is determined that Operator 1’s failure to maintain a proper lookout while operating caused him to not see the low bridge he was approaching. This caused his head to strike the bridge as he passed underneath it. There was no property or vessel damage and Operator 1 was the operator and sole occupant during the time of the accident. 
  