RedactedNarrative:  (Driver PWC #1)- 
       Stated she was on a Jet Ski in the middle of Sand Hollow Reservoir.  V1 stated her friend V2 was on another Jet Ski.  V1 stated V2 was coming towards her on his Jet Ski.  V1 stated she realized he was not slowing down and had a paniced look on his face.  V1 stated she attempted to turn her Jet Ski when he collided with her knocking her into the water.  V1 stated she was not injured.  V1 stated the Jet Ski would not steer and there was a scuff mark where her right foot would be.  V1 stated the Jet Ski V2 was on had no noticeable damage.  V1 stated the Park Ranger came and spoke with them.  V1 stated she and her group did not want to do an accident report.  V1 stated when the two Jet Ski's collided she was just barely moving along in the water.  V1 stated she was not wearing a life jacket.  V1 stated when everything was over V2 said he would pay for the damages to the Jet Ski's.  V1 stated they left the park at that time.  V1 stated about ten minutes later subject gave V2 an estimate of $3,500.00 for damages.
  
   (Driver PWC #2)- 
       Stated he and V1 were riding the Jet Ski's.  V2 stated they got too close to each other and collided.  V2 stated the Jet Ski V1 was driving was broken.  V2 stated he was driving the Jet Ski directly at V1 when he panicked.  V2 stated he shut the Jet Ski off trying to stop.  V2 stated he then tried to turn and ran into the Jet Ski V1 was driving.  V2 stated he made sure V1 was okay because they were not wearing life jackets.  V2 stated the Jet Ski had broken steering and fiberglass damage on the right side where you would put your foot.  V2 stated the Ranger asked if we wanted a police report and Subject said no.  V2 stated he was willing to pay to fix the two Jet Ski's.  V2 stated Subject called him and said the estimated damage was around $3,500.00.  V2 stated the phone call was approximately 15 minutes after they left Sand Hollow.  V2 stated he then called his mother.  V2 stated his mother told him the insurance should cover the Jet Ski's no matter who was driving.  V2 stated the Jet Ski's did not have insurance.  
  
  NARRATIVE-
  
       On Thursday 09/06/2012 at approximately 1700 hours I was called by an employee working at the Sand Hollow Rangers Station.  The employee stated a fisherman on the lake heard a crash in the middle of the lake.  I was also informed the fisherman observed two Jet Skis in the middle of the lake and thought they had crashed into each other.  
       I made contact with two males on two Jet Skis in the middle of the lake.  The males were V2 and Subject.  I asked the males if they had been in an accident.  The males informed me, V2 and V1 were driving the Jet Ski's.  They also told me that V2 accidentally jumped over the top of the Jet Ski V1 was driving.  I collected statements from each individual.  
       Subject informed me the Jet Ski V1 was driving was not steering correctly.  I towed the jet ski to the south beach where the group was staying.  I was unsure of the amount of damage to the PWC's.  I asked Subject if he wanted an accident report for the damage.  Subject informed me his friend V2 wanted to pay for the Jet Ski's and he did not want to do an accident report.  
       I asked V2 and V1 if they were wearing life jackets.  They told me they were not wearing them.  I asked them if they knew the rules of the lake as they pertain to Jet Ski's\?  They did not.  I informed them they could be issued citations for speed and proximity.  I also told them while riding on the lake they needed to stay at least 150 feet away from other boaters and/or swimmers in the lake.  I told them I was not going to issue citations for the violations.
NameOfBodyOfWater: Sand Hollow Reservoir
NearestCityTown: Hurricane                     