RedactedNarrative: On 7/23/22 Vessel 1 (V1), a 11' Yamaha Deluxe Wave Runner was on Lewis and Clark Lake in Yankton County, South Dakota. V1 was operated by Operator 1 (O1) with no passengers on board the vessel. O1 operated upstream at approximately 15 miles per hour. O1 wore a PFD during operation.
  
  Vessel 2 (V2), a jet ski, was operated by by Operator 2 (O2) with no passengers on board the vessel. O2 operated V2, behind and too the port side of V1 at the speed of approximately 15 miles per hour. O2 wore a PFD during operation.
  
  V2 approached the rear port side of V1 while maintaining speed. As V2 came in close proximity to V1, O1 turned V1 to its ports side, attempting to splash O2 with its wake. O2 attempted to turn V2 to its port side to avoid collision, but V2 collided into V1's portisde. Because of V2's speed at the time of collision, V2's bow rode partially onto V1's top port side section of V1's bow. V2's vessel obtained damage on the lower starboard side of its hull. 
  
  After collision, V1 and V2 remained upright. V2 slid to it's port side off of V1. V2 was taking in water. V2 was towed back to shore. 
  
  V1 suffered damage to the port side bow to include, paint and vinyl scrapes, paint transfer and rub rail abrasions.
  
  V2 suffered damage to the starboard side hull to include, paint scrapes, fiberglass gouges, paint transfer, and rub rail abrasions.
  
  No injuries were reported in the incident. O1 was cited for careless operation of a vessel and arrested for Boating Under the Influence by a WCO in SD.
  
  O2 left the scene before officers could obtain his vessel information but he is included in the witness section.