RedactedNarrative: V1 was traveling at approximately 10 mph south along the shoreline when it was struck by V2 traveling approximately 25 to 30 mph along the port bow. Neither operator saw the other vessel prior to impact. 
  
  The operator of V1 was ejected from the collision, neither operator sustained any injuries. I arrived on scene a short time later where I made contact with Operator1, who was the operator of V1, at Eagle jet ski rentals. Operator1 told me that she was traveling south along the shoreline in the Gulf of Mexico at approximately 5 to 10 mph. Operator1 was talking to her father who was operating another PWC along her starboard side of her when she was struck along the port bow by another PWC traveling at a high rate of speed. Operator1 was ejected from her PWC but did not sustain any injures. I had Operator1 fill out a sworn written statement detailing what happened.
  
  I then walked to Woodys jet ski rental and made contact with Operator2 who was the operator of V2. Operator2 told me that he was stopped along the shoreline, looked both ways and did not see any other vessels. Operator2 began to accelerate and got up on plane traveling west. Operator2 then collided with another PWC at a high rate of speed and told me that he did not see the other PWC prior to the collision.
  