On July 16, 2023, female occupant onboard the jetski had fallen off the stern and upon impact with the water was panicking and complaining of pain in the neck area. The operator and good Samaritan helped the female occupant back to the Jetski. They then proceeded to the livery where the jetski was rented and observed her collapse to the ground. 
On July 16, 2023, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission was on duty, in uniform, in a marked patrol vehicle, patrolling Key Largo, Florida. While on patrol we received a call from MCSO that a female, was ejected from a PWC and was being taken to Mariners Hospital in Tavernier reference possible neck injury.
Upon arriving on scene, I spoke to family members who were present at Snappers Oceanside Grill. The possibly injured female, was with EMS while I gathered information and interviewed the operator on the PWC. He explained that they were operating the PWC at a cruising speed when he conducted a sharp left turn and impacted a wave which caused her to be ejected off the port side of the vessel. 
Once arriving at the hospital, in a verbal statement given, victim explained she remembers impacting a wave and being ejected from the PWC and being helped back onto the PWC before returning to the livery. OP1 was able to provide a written statement and did his best to explain what happened.
At the hospital, victim was given CT-Scans and diagnosed with no injuries and discharged a few hours later. The PWC did not have any damage and was returned to the livery. Nothing further.; Victim was ejeted off the Jetski after the operator collided with a wake. Once victim was back on the Jetski she comlained of neck and head pain. Victim was transported to Marniers Hospital and was discharged with no injuries, besides some pain in her neck.

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