RedactedNarrative: On August 28, 2021 at approximately 4:00 P.M. there was a collision between two personal watercrafts (PWCs) at Falls Lake. The PWC's were operating near picnic shelter 6 at Sandling Beach State Park Recreational Area. Vessel one, a black and silver Yamaha VX Cruiser, was operated by a Hispanic male. Vessel two, a white and yellow Bombardier SeaDoo, was also operated by a Hispanic male. The PWC's were traveling east towards the beach at approximately 10 to 15 MPH. While approaching the beach, vessel two made a right turn in front of vessel one. The operator of vessel one made a right turn to avoid the collision. Vessel one's port side bow struck vessel two on the starboard side, which damaged the fiberglass of both vessels. The operator of vessel two was thrown into the water off the port side of his vessel. 
  I, Master Officer 1, was notified from NCWRC dispatch of the incident at approximately 5:00 P.M. I responded to the call with Master Officer 2 and arrived at Sandling Beach picnic shelter 6 at 6:15 P.M. When we arrived on scene, we were met by the operator of vessel one. We documented the damage and took pictures of vessel one. The operator of vessel one completed a MB 4.1, while the operator of vessel two was transported to Duke hospital in Durham with a rib injury. 
  On Monday August 30, 2021, the operator of vessel two was discharged from Duke Hospital. Sergeant 3 and I went to interview the operator at his residence. We documented the damage to vessel two and got the operator to fill out a MB 4.1. Once finished, we patrolled to the residence of the owner of vessel one and documented more damage to vessel one with it out of the water.
  It is undetermined what happened to the bow of vessel two. Neither operator was able to give insight as to what caused the damage to the starboard bow of vessel two.