RedactedNarrative: On 08/13/2022 at approximately 1536 hours, I responded to the area of the Peninsula of Davis Camp, just south of the Swim area in reference to a boat collision with injuries. A passing PWC had flagged me down and advised of a collision with people in the water with injuries. I responded to the area and located a PWC bearing Arizona Registration to be floating down river with no occupants. Another PWC which helped the injured parties to shore flagged me down and advised me there was no missing persons in the water and everyone was accounted for on shore. 
  
       The PWC which was floating in the river was white with red, the storage compartment at the bow of the vessel was propped open and the port (left) side of it had significant damage to the left foot rest, the storage compartment was cracked and broken, and the handlebar guard had been broken and cracked. I observed a male subject to be sitting on the beach farther up and a younger female juvenile sitting on the beach near me. Sgt. held onto the PWC and we brought it to shore near the juvenile. I then exited my patrol vessel and made contact with her. 
  
       Father advised me she was 10 years old and her back was in pain. I asked her what happened and she said another jet ski had crashed into them and her father started yelling out that his leg was in pain. Someone picked her up and brought her to shore and handed her a water bottle. I asked what hurt on her and she said her legs and her back hurt and she wanted to sit down. I assisted her to a seated position on the beach and told her I was going to speak with her father and would be right back. 
  
       Victim2 stated they were operating south on the river when they decided to turn around to head north toward the dam. When he turned he did not see another PWC near them until it was hitting his PWC. Victim2 advised his left leg, below his knee was in a lot of pain. I observed approximately 4 inches down from his knee was swollen and red. 
  
  I then went back to Father who was attempting to stand up to go to her father, I advised her that I did not want her back to be further injured and her father was going to walk over here when he could. Medical arrived on scene and began speaking with Father and Victim2. Sgt. advised me the other involved PWC was next to the patrol boat. I then made contact with the sole occupant and operator. 
  
       Operator1 stated he was travelling south on the river, attempting to pass another PWC. When he was just behind them on the left side, the PWC made a sharp left turn in front of him and he did not have to react and hit the PWC. He advised his PWC went over the other one from the left side to the right. He then turned around and came to shore. 
  
  I asked Operator1 if he had drank any alcoholic beverages that day to which he advised he had one or 2 throughout the day. I asked him if I could do a test of his eyes to ensure he was safe to continue operating the PWC. Operator1 advised I could check his eyes. I conducted Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus and observed Lack of Smooth Pursuit for HGN, however did not observe any further clues. I then conducted Seated Battery FSTs which had minimal clues for impairment. Operator1 was requested to submit to a test with my Preliminary Breath Test which he denied. Based on my total findings, Operator1 was not found to be impaired. Victim2 and Father were transported for their injuries.
  
       On 08/15/2022 at approximately 1100 hours, I contacted operator2 by telephone. He advised me his leg was broken on his Fibula and he was waiting to see if he needed surgery. He further advised me that  X-Rays done due to her complaint of back pain and she did not have any injuries other than soreness from the collision.
  