RedactedNarrative: Vessel #1, a jet ski, was traveling in a northerly direction in the area of Upper Tampa Bay toward the Rocky Pt. lagoon. The operator then made a high speed sudden 180 degree turn reversing direction at which time he struck Vessel #2 with his front end. The operator was ejected from his jet ski. He was able to mount the vessel again and return to the Wiskey Joe's beach area. Operator #1 sustained a bruised right shoulder as a result of the crash. Vessel #2, a jet ski, was behind Vessel #1 traveling in a northerly direction toward the Rock Pt. lagoon area. He was approaching vessel #1 at some distance from behind at approx. 20-30MPH at which time Vessel #1 made a sudden 180degree turn. Vessel #2 then attempted to veer away to the starboard. The vessel was then struck on the Port Side aft of the mid point of the vessel. Both the operator and occupant were ejected from the vessel. Both were able to return to the ski and make it to Hogan's Beach. 
   
  The occupant of the vessel sustained a bruised left ankle. Officers received a call regarding a Hit and Run Jet Ski Crash. Marine officer arrived on scene confirmed there were minor injuries not requiring any medical treatment. One vessel was located at the east side of the Rocky Pt. Lagoon at Hogan's Beach and the other vessel on the west side of the lagoon at Wiskey Joes. Officer met with and interviewed all parties involved as well as a witness. Based on statements and physical damage it was determined that vessel #1 had performed a sudden 180deg, as the main cause of the crash. Operator #1 was cited for the crash.