RedactedNarrative: PWC struck concrete piling. Operator and passenger ejected. He stated that he had recently purchased two PWC’s and he was out with his son and grandson testing them. His son was operating the PWC (FL0750MZ) with his son riding as a passenger. 
  
  Subject was riding on the other PWC a considerable distance behind Operator and did not see the collision. They were both travelling West in the canal returning towards the boat ramp near NW 2nd Ave.
   
  	I then spoke with a good Samaritan who was fishing on the bank nearby, East of the collision site. He stated that he saw Operator drive past him on the PWC, then several seconds later he heard a loud crash. When he looked over he saw that the PWC had struck a concrete piling, and Operator and Occupant were unconscious in the water. Subject2 ran down the bank and jumped in the water, pulling both Operator and Occupant to safety. 
  
  	Both subjects were transported by EMS to Ryder Trauma Center. The hospital staff stated that Operator only had mild injuries and would be discharged soon. Occupant suffered injuries to the front and back of the head and had some blood on his brain. He was sent to the ICU but expected to make a full recovery.
  