RedactedNarrative: On September 08, 2019 I Officer with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission was dispatched to a boating accident at  approximately 1600 that occurred near Lake Osborne in Lake Worth. I arrived at John Prince Boat Ramp at approximately 1621 and met with the Sheriffs deputies already on scene. Only one jet ski was involved (FL3184SL) and the operator was already transported to JFK by Palm Beach County Fire Rescue Run #19095832. The passenger (registered owner of jet ski) stated that his step daughter Operator was operating the jet ski when they were returning to the boat ramp and as they were passing through the 6th Ave bridge she went too fast and the ski collided with one of the bridge  posts and they both fell off into the water. 
  
  He also stated that Operator was crying and bleeding from her head so he pulled her back onto the ski and immediately went to the boat ramp for help. I arrived at JFK hospital at approximately 1700 to get a statement from the operator. She told me that after a day out on the water on their way back due to excessive waves from other skis she got worried about being too close to the shoreline and sucking up grass into the intake that she throttled the engine causing the ski to make impact with the 6th Ave bridge. 
  
  That he and her passenger were ejected into the water and she hit her head. Operator suffered a minor laceration to the head and received staples to close it. Operator has her boating safety card and close to a hundred hours of operation on that same jet ski. Operator stated to me that she realized she was going too fast for conditions causing her to hit the bridge. 
  
  From looking at the damage to the jet ski and hearing from the witnesses and operator, I have determined that the operator was going too fast for conditions causing her to make impact with the bridge. 
  