RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 stated in effect:  "I had my Wave Runner shut off, and I noticed that I was drifting toward the Wave Runner in front of me.  I turned my Wave Runner on and tried to turn away, but I hit the gas too hard and crashed into the other Wave Runner."
  
  Operator #2 stated in effect:  "I was going into dock, but my 1st attempt failed.  My friend was trying trying to dock next to me.  I turned sideways on my Wave Runner and he hit me with his Wave Runner."
  
  Witness #1  stated in effect:  "Operator #2 was trying to dock and got turned sideways.  Operator #1 hit his gas too hard and crashed into the other Wave Runner."
  
  Witness #2  stated in effect:  "Operator #2 did not have his Wave Runner aligned properly to dock and hit the support post.  The impact caused his Wave Runner to turn sideways facing the shop.  Operator #1 was approaching the dock with his Wave Runner shut down.  When he saw the other Wave Runner drift in front of him, he started the engine, hit the gas, and T-boned Operator #2."
  
  Investigation on scene revealed: PWC#2 was traveling NB attempting to dock.  PWC#1 was drifting NB directly behind PWC#2.  PWC#2  came into contact with a piling causing PWC#2 to turn sideways facing EB.  Operator of PWC#1 accelerated and Struck PWC#2 on the starboard side.  Operator #1 and Operator #2 were operating PWC(s) within the rental zone, therefor are not required to have a Boating Safety Certificate or License.