RedactedNarrative: On Saturday, 09/26/2020, at approximately 1:00 P:M, a Seadoo PWC (Personal Watercraft) (herein after referred to as V-1), was being operated. Operator was waked by a larger vessel which caused him to have a collision with a clump of mangrove trees. The area of the incident is a winding channel located inland of the Gulf of Mexico. It is surrounded by mangrove plants that line its waterway and restricts maneuverability and vision to boaters. 
  
  Operator stated that as they approached the tree’s he attempted to protect himself and Occupant from the branches and subsequently got stuck in the mangroves. Operator suffered abrasions to his face and arms and Occupant hit her head during the accident. 
  
  Subject1 found V1 with both individuals a few minutes later at approximately 1:10 P:M and asked if they needed medical assistance. Operator insisted they were fine and asked to be taken back to the dock at All Water Excursions.
  
  After arriving back at the dock at approximately 1:30 P:M, the family was asked again by the employees of All Water Excursions if they needed medical assistance due to the accident. Medical assistance was again declined by the family, and they left to return to their hotel.
   
  Operator suffered abrasions to his arms and his face but refused medical assistance on scene.
  
  It was later revealed that the occupant received a frontal skull fracture which caused a slow bleed. After being admitted to the hospital, the subject never recovered.
  