RedactedNarrative: On August 11, 2018 at approximately 3:15pm, a vessel accident occurred on the Intracoastal Waterway in Holly Hill near channel marker 29, Volusia County, Florida. The accident involved two personal watercrafts (PWC): V1 and V2. V1 is a black 2007 Yamaha PWC operated by one white male. V2 is a blue 2008 Yamaha PWC operated by one white female and two white male occupants. Both vessels powered by air thrust with 110 horse power engines. 
  
  V2 was sitting idle, not moving, in the middle of the Intracoastal. 
  V1 was operating at an undetermined speed. 
  V1 drove at V2 with the intentions of turning at the last second to spray V2.
  V1 did not turn in time and collided with V2.
  V2 was stuck on the front port side of its hull.
  V1 struck V2 with the rear port side of its hull.
  V2’s operator and 2 occupants were thrown from the PWC into the water.
  V1’s operator jumped off his PWC into the water to help the operator of V2. 
  Both vessels and both operators were taken to the nearest boat ramp, Seabreeze Boat Ramp.
  
  V2’s operator received injuries requiring treatment beyond first aid and was transported by ambulance to the Halifax Hospital Intensive Care Unit. she had obtained several broken ribs, a lacerated pancreas, and a lacerated spleen from the crash. 
  Coast Guard and FWC units responded to Seabreeze Boat Ramp where the initial investigation took place.
   
  V1’s operator did not sustain any injuries. Life jackets were worn by both operators and occupants during the crash. 
  
  