RedactedNarrative: On 8/7/2014 around 1530 hrs, I OFC. received a call from our dispatch center in reference to a boating accident that had occurred in the vicinity of 43th Street and Collins Ave. in Miami Beach approximately 600 meters off shore. The accident involved two Personal Watercrafts (PWC) with a total of 4 passengers, two on each PWC. All passengers were transported to hospitals with injuries. 
  
  Upon arrival on scene I contacted the Manager of the livery, Beachsports Shawnee LLC. Both of the PWCs were on scene and were identified as V1 (FL 8085 PT) and V2 (FL 4351 SJ). I also obtained information that Operator1 was transported to Ryder Trauma Center and the other injured parties were taken to Mount Sinai Hospital. Pictures of the damaged PWCs were taken at the scene. 
  
  I also went to Mount Sinai to check on Operator2 but he was unable to provide information due to his injuries. Inv. went to Ryder Trauma Center to interview Operator1, but was unable to obtain information regarding the accident due to the patients condition. 
  
  The following day (8/8/2014) I visited Operator2 at Mount Sinai Hospital for further investigation. Operator2 stated that he and Operator1, who are good friends, rented PWCs at Beachsports Shawnee LLC located on the beach in the vicinity of Collins and 43th Street. They proceeded to drive the PWCs with each of them having a minor on board as passengers. Operator2 was riding with his son and Operator1 had Operator2's nephew, also a minor, as passenger. Operator2 stated that while he was driving east he stopped to see where the other PWC was, he was hit on his port side by Operator1 and was ejected along with his passenger from the PWC. He stated that he felt great pain on his left leg but was able to get back on his vessel. He also said that Operator1 was also ejected along with his passenger but managed to help everybody to get back on their vessels. He also stated that a worker from the livery came to their aid and helped them to get back on land. 
  
  Later that day I went to Operator1's residence who was released from the hospital the day before. Operator1 stated that it was his first time on a PWC. He stated that he was following Operator2,who was ahead of him, on the PWC. According to Operator1, a wake caused him to lose control and direct him towards Operator2's vessel. He also said that he let go of the throttle and was unable to control his vessel and impacted Operator2's PWC on the aft port side with the starboard of his own vessel causing himself and his passenger to be ejected into the water. He said that he managed to help everybody before getting back onto his vessel. 
  
  Operator1 was issued a citation for careless operation resulting in an accident. No further action. ; V1 occupant was admitted to Mount Sinai Hospital and was treated for bruising on his right lower leg. 
  OPERATOR1 was admitted to Ryder Trauma Center claiming injuries to his neck and head. He was monitored at the hospital and released the same day.
  OPERATOR2 was admitted to Mount Sinai Hospital with a broken left Tibia and a dislocated left ankle. He also suffered a laceration on his left ankle. Operator2 was going to undergo surgery at Mount Sinai Hospital for his injuries after the report was 
  V2 occupant was treated for minor injuries at Mount Sinai Hospital. He suffered a bruised left lower leg and a bruise on the right cheek bone.