RedactedNarrative: On 6/30/2015 at approximately 6:40 pm, a boating incident occurred on Lake Tillery near the Norwood Cove in Stanly County. The incident involved two vessels. Vessel 1 was a 10 ft, 2014 Yamaha Sea Doo. Vessel 2 was a 11 ft, 2011 Bombardier Sea Doo. Both vessels were headed south on Lake Tillery, when vessel 2 got about 10 yards in front of vessel 1 and vessel 2 made a right turn in front of vessel 1 causing vessel 1 to hit the starboard side of vessel 2. 
  
  Both operators had been riding the Sea Doos for several hours on Lake Tillery before the incident occurred. Both vessels were traveling south on Lake Tillery at about 40-45 mph, when vessel 2 made a right turn in front of vessel 1 causing vessel 1 to hit the starboard side of vessel 2. As the two vessels collided everyone on both vessels were ejected from their vessel. Everyone was able to get back on their vessel and called 911 to come to the aid of the operator of vessel 2. 
   
  Stanly County EMS arrived to the scene and transported operator2 to Carolina Medical Center- Main in Charlotte NC for a broken right femur. operator2 was released from Carolina Medical Center on Saturday July 4, 2015. No one else was injured from this incident. The initial analysis of vessel 1 was that there was no damage to the vessel. The analysis of vessel 2, was a broken plastic compartment under the steering wheel, broken plastic on the steering wheel, and the starboard side of the vessel had some fiberglass damage from the impact of the incident. Both vessels had all the required safety equipment and both operators had successfully completed the required Boater Safety Course.
  
  It appears as though the incident was caused by carelessness and or the inattentiveness of the operator of vessel 2. The operator of vessel 2 failed to give way when turning right in front of vessel 1. It appears that alcohol may have contributed to this incident. I have discussed this incident with the AD in Stanley County and no charges are warranted.