RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 Stated to the effect: 
  We left the sandbar, we were within the channel, heading South to Neshaminy State Marina. After the boat came off of plane, we were cruising along when the jetski operator appeared on the starboard side of our boat. He looked over his left shoulder, saw us there, and made a bard left turn right in toward the starboard bow. This operator hit the boat head on, mostly on his left side. I veered left to try to avoid 
  collision. Immediately after he hit our boat, I stopped. This jetski operator had fallen off of the ski. 
  When he resurfaced, he raced back to the Bordentown access ramp. 
  
  Statement from Operator #2: 
  I was cruising along, not going very fast, heading back to the Bordentown City boat ramp because I was trying to clear out the intake for the waverunner. The boat was coming at me fast and then turned and struck the boat. I got knocked off and I got back on and went to shore because I was scared. 
  
  Investigation at the scene revealed Vessel #1 was traveling southbound on the Delaware River in the City of Bordentown, Burlington County, NJ. 
  
  Operator #1 was underway to return to port at the Neshaminy State Park Marina. Vessel #1 and Vessel #2 encountered a crossing situation where Operator #1 must give way and avoid crossing ahead of Vessel #2 due to the fact Vessel #2 approaching from Vessel #1 's starboard side (Inland Navigational Rule #15 and #17). 
  
  Operator #1 was operating at an unsafe speed for existing vessel traffic conditions and failed to maintain a proper look-out by not observing Vessel #2 (Inland Navigational Rule #5 and #6). Operator #1 made an evasive maneuver at the last minute to avoid colliding with Vessel #2. The maneuver was unsuccessful due to the rate of speed Vessel #J was traveling at and subsequently struck Vessel#2 ejecting Operator #2 from the vessel. Vessel #2's port side was struck by Vessel #1 's bow eye causing extensive damage to the body and hull of Vessel #2. Operator #2, at the time, did not report any serious injuries, except an minor abrasion to his left elbow. No medical attention was required at the time of the incident.
  