RedactedNarrative: Two PWCs were operating together as part of a PWC tour on the East side of Anclote island. both V1 and V2 were traveling at approximately 10-15 miles per hour. V2 turned to port and V1 collided into the Port side of V2 causing injury to V2's operator.
  
  Both Operator1 and Operator2 were operating on the East side of Anclote Island, they were both traveling in the same unknown direction. Operator1 was traveling at approximately twenty to thirty miles per hour. Operator2 was traveling at approximately ten to fifteen miles per hour. Operator1 was operating on the starboard side of Operator2.
  	
  	At approximately 1:00 PM Operator1 made a port side turn into the path of Operator2. Operator2 struck the port side of Operator1s personal watercraft. Operator1 fell off V1. When she was recovered from the water it was discovered she had a laceration approximately six inches long on her left leg, approximately four inches of bone was exposed. 
  	
  	Senior Officer and Officer, both with Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, transported Operator1 to Anclote River Park by boat where she was transported to Bayonet Point Hospital by ambulance. Operator1 was released from Bayonet Point Hospital same day and was treated with stitches to the laceration. 
  