RedactedNarrative: V1 was traveling at a high rate of speed, west bound, from the cross roads to Sandsprit Park on the south side of the channel. V2 (USCG) was traveling at approximately 10 knots, east bound, around marker 3A. When V2 noticed V1 coming at them, they turned to their starboard and flashed a light at V1. When V1 saw their spotlight they turned to their port side. While still heading toward V2, V1 then made another adjustment to the starboard side. 
  
  The point of impact was the port bow of V1 to the port stern V2. One person on V1 was ejected into the water and was able to swim back to the vessel. V1 had major fiberglass damage and a hole through the hull as well as a bent hand rail. V2 had damage to their swim platform, metal welds, sponson and engine guard. 
  
  V2 then took the occupants of V1 on their vessel because it was taking on large amounts of water. 
  
  One occupant was injured on V1 and was transported to Sand Sprit Park by V2 and then by ambulance to Martin Memorial South Hospital.
  
  Pictures of the vessels are attached. 
  Pictures of V2's GPS are included of the accident.
  
      
  Subject was admitted to the ER with low back pain and bruising to her buttocks.
  