VESSEL 1ATTEMPTED TO JUMP A WAKE CAUSED BY VESSEL 2.  AS VESSEL 1 APPROACHED AT APPROXIMATELY 60 MILES PER HOUR (50 - 100 FEET AWAY) HE WAS SPRAYED IN THE FACE BY THE WATER JET FROM VESSEL 2.  VESSEL 2'S DECISION TO MAKE A SHARP LEFT TURN, COMBINED WITH THE JET NOZZLE AIMED TO INTENTIONALLY SPRAY VESSEL 1 CREATED A SITUATION WHERE VESSEL 1 OPERATOR COULD NOT SEE VESSEL 2.  VESSEL 1 THOUGHT VESSEL 2 WAS GOING TO CONTINUE TOWARDS THE FAMILY CABIN.  VESSEL 2 COMPLETED HIS LEFT TURN DIRECTLY INTO THE PATH OF VESSEL 1.  VESSEL 1 JUMPED THE WAKE AND UPON RIDING THROUGHT THE SPRAY SAW VESSEL 2 DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF HIM.  VESSEL 1 WAS UNABLE TO AVOID THE COLLISION.  VESSEL 1 STRUCK THE OPERATOR OF VESSEL 2 WITH THE BOW AREA OF HIS PWC ON HIS LEFT SIDE EJECTING HIM FROM THE PWC.  THE UNDERSIDE OF VESSEL 1 THEN CONTACTED THE OPERATOR OF VESSEL 2 CAUSING MASSIVE INTERNAL INJURIES. NOTE:  THE OPERATORS OF BOTH VESSELS WERE WEARING LIFE JACKETS THAT WERE NOT APPROVED BY THE US COAST GUARD.
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