RedactedNarrative: Two Personal Water Crafts (PWCs) collided while operating on the South West side of Monument Island.
  On April 18th, 2018 at approximately 5:30 vessel 1, a 11-foot was being operated by Operator 1 . Operator statement and diagram show the PWC was being operated on the South West side of monument island at approximately 10 miles per hour (MPH).  
  Vessel 2 a 10-foot PWC was being operated by Operator 2. Vessel 2 was rented from Dr. Jet ski rentals Dr. Jet Ski does not know the name of the operator but claims that the operator worked for Dr. jet ski (Dr. Jet Ski refused to fill out a sworn statement).
  The owner and manager of Dr. jet ski deny that one of their workers were operating the PWC and added that a Dr. Jet ski employee signed a contract stating they would not allow anyone else to operate the PWC.
  Both PWCs were being operated on the southwest side of monument island when vessel 2 collided with the starboard side of vessel 1 at approximately 30 MPH. The collision caused damage to the bow of vessel 2 and broke one of its motor mounts. Vessel 1 has a cracked hull and multiple pieces of cracked plastics from the collision. There were no injuries in the accident and both vessels were able to make it to sunset harbor marina, where the photographs and report were taken.
  