RedactedNarrative: At 1053 Hours, FWC received a call reference to a single personal watercraft (PWC) crash. V1 with a single occupant on board was heading east on the south side of the Lake Worth Inlet when it struck the rocks of the jetty. Operator of V1 was ejected from the vessel and was found floating in the water. V1 came to rest on the top of the jetty.  The operator/victim (single occupant) was recovered from the water wearing a PFD. The victim was transported to St. Mary’s Hospital where he was pronounced deceased at approximately 1155 hours.
  Inv. requested I contact Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office (PBSO) Marine Deputy O’Connor regarding security video from their Peanut Island camera.
  
  At approximately 1433 hrs., Ofc. and I met with Dep. at the PBSO Phil Foster Park marine unit office.
  Dep. provided me with a SD card containing video of the incident.
  The video camera points eastward out the Lake Worth Inlet and shows vessels entering/exiting the inlet.
  The video shows a small portion of the end of the south jetty.
  At approximately 10:31:48 (video time), SUBJECT1’s jet ski enters the left side of the video and proceeds on plane up the center of the inlet.
  At approximately 10:31:52, SUBJECT2’s jet ski enters the left side of the video, crosses the inlet on plane, and exits the right side of the video. 
  At approximately 10:33:01, SUBJECT1’s jet ski slows down near the eastern mouth of the inlet.
  At approximately 10:33:19, SUBJECT2’s jet ski re-enters the right side of the screen on plane running alongside the rocks of the south jetty. 
  At approximately 10:33:24, a series of splashes/spray is seen as SUBJECT2’s jet ski impacts the rocks of the south jetty.
  At approximately 10:33:37, SUBJECT1’s jet ski heads to SUBJECT2’s location on plane. 
  
  Subject2 suffered blunt force injuries: a. Large laceration of the scalp, underlying fractures of the skull, bilateral periorbital ecchymoses b. Abrasions and lacerations c. Bony crepitus of the left ribs, blood in the left chest tube   CAUSE OF DEATH: Blunt Force Injuries MANNER OF DEATH: Accident HOW INJURY OCCURRED: Decedent was in a personal watercraft (jet ski) accident
  