RedactedNarrative: The Sheriff's Office received a call regarding a watercraft accident involving two personal watercraft. The woman calling was at the hospital with a passenger (a foreign exchange student who was in her care) who was being checked for a head injury. The deputy got the information for all involved in the incident and followed up the following morning. He met with the Operator/Owner of Personal Watercraft #1. He had been operating with two passengers. His daughter was operating PWC #2, also with two passengers. Operator #1 said they had been on the lake for about an hour and were operating out in the lake just to the east of their cabin. He said he had made a big loop and stopped PWC #1 while waiting for PWC #2 to catch up. He stated that as Operator #2 came out of the loop, she didn't see that he had stopped and her PWC struck his at approximately 5-10 MPH. PWC #1 overturned dumping the three occupants in the water. They got PWC #1 turned upright and towed it to shore. Operator #2 agreed that this was an accurate description of the incident. After getting the PWCs to shore, they had decided to go for a pontoon ride. While on the pontoon boat, a passenger from PWC #1 started to complain of a headache and a large "goose egg" appeared on her forehead. She was taken to the hospital to be checked out and that's when the Sheriff's Office was called. When the Deputy finished up with Operators #1 and #2, he met with the Injured Passenger and the woman she was staying with. The injured party had been treated and released from the hospital the evening before. She confirmed the statements given by Operator #1 and #2 about the incident from the day before. There were no other injuries from the incident. Life jackets were being worn by all involved. Alcohol was not a factor. There was some damage to PWC #1.