RedactedNarrative: V01-Cruising south towards Key West Harbor at high rate of speed.
  V02- Idle/Drifting- Making Way not Underway in Key West Harbor.
  V01 - collides with V02 rending it disabled.
  OP2 came alongside my patrol vessel and explained what happened. OP2 told me he works as a Jet Ski Tour Guide Operator for a company. He was conducting a tour around the Key West area with (1) other PWC occupied by two persons.  At approximately 1700 Hrs, OP2 and his tour stopped in Key West Harbor near Wisteria Island and green channel marker #25. The two PWCs turned off their engines and remained adrift while OP2 showed his customers Mallory Square and the local area.  After a brief pause, the tour resumed and the two PWCs operators turned on their engines and looked around them before engaging the throttle. When OP2 looked to his right, he saw V-01 operated by OP1 travelling at a high rate of speed directly towards them.  Both V2 engaged the throttle in reverse to get out of the way of the oncoming vessel. OP2 PWC did not respond fast enough, and OP2 had to roll of the back of his PWC to avoid being struck by V-01.  OP2 was un-injured and avoided being hit by the V-01, however his PWC (11’ 2022 Yamaha PWC) was struck on the starboard side and sustained extensive damage rendering it disabled.  For the purpose of this report, this vessel will be referred to as V-02. OP1 stopped his vessel to render aid however no persons were injured. OP1’s wife also on board called USCG to report the accident. OP2 swam to the other PWC not damaged.  They towed V-02 to a nearby dock so it would not sink.
  