Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, received information from Officer 2 about a boating accident that JRCC dispatched to him for a follow up investigation. The subject, OP1, was transported from the north end of Hugenot Park near the birding area by Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department (JFRD). OP1's jet ski was taken to Alamacani Boat Ramp and Jacksonville Sheriff's Office stayed with the vessel. 
      OP1 described the accident as follows. OP1 was traveling on his jet ski, out of the Mayport Inlet towards the Atlantic Ocean with a group of his friends. OP1 hit a wave going approxiametly 12 miles per hour and was separated from his jet ski. When OP1 came back down on his jet ski he hit his left arm which broke on impact. OP1 stated that his friends were approximately 60 to 70 feet away when the accident occurred. OP1 claims to have approximately 200-300 hours of experience on a jet ski and received a boating safety card from the state of Michigan.  OP1 had no damage to his jet ski and claimed no one else was involved in the accident or the events leading up to it. 
     OP1 hung up during our conversation and that is all of the information that he reported.; OP1 stated that he broke his arm when he came back down on his PWC after being seperated from it while hitting a wave.

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