RedactedNarrative: Upon arrival at scene it was determined that V1 had hit a jetty.  V1's passenger/victim was sitting in front of the operator and upon impact was crushed by the operator into the steering column. The victim was immediately transported in serious condition to Children's Hospital. 
  
  V1's operator appeared to be intoxicated. He smelled of intoxicants, was slurring his speech and was unsteady on his feet.  He was also very combative and initially refused medical treatment but when faced with going to jail he stated he needed medical treatment and was transported to UAMS for evaluation. 
  
  A statement was obtained from the operator of V2. He advised that his father (V1 operator) and he were riding their PWCs in the boat ramp area and that his nephew (V1 passenger/victim) was riding in front on V1.  He further stated he was going slow riding on his knees when V1 came riding around him going approximately 20 mph and made a wake that he would have to drive across. He said V1's operator was looking back at him when he ran head on into a rock jetty. 
  
  He advised both V1 occupants were thrown off into the water and both were unconscious and not breathing. He gave V1 passenger/victim mouth to mouth until he coughed up water and responded.  He then gave V1's operator mouth to mouth and he began breathing again.  V1 passenger/victim continued going in and out of consciousness until EMS arrived. 
  
  V1's operator was determined to be fine except for a bloody lip by UAMS and an interview was conducted. Operator was very uncooperative, combative and used extreme profanity. A search warrant was issued for his blood and his blood was taken.  His blood was submitted to the Crime Lab for testing and the analysis revealed his BAC to be .247.
  
  As of 10-5-17, arrest warrants have been issued for battery and other multiple charges on V1's operator.
  