RedactedNarrative: On June 29, 2019 at approximately 4:00pm, a vessel accident occurred on the Saint Johns River at Camp South Moon near channel marker 26, Volusia County, Florida. The accident involved one aluminum hull bass boat (V1) and one personal watercraft (V2). V1 is a black 2007 Triton bass boat operated by one white male and with one white male occupant. V2 is a blue 2018 Yamaha personal watercraft (PWC) operated by one Hispanic female and with two Hispanic male occupants. V1 is powered with one 90 horse power engine. V2 is powered with one 110 horse power water jet engine.
  
  V1 and V2 were traveling south on the Saint Johns River. V1 and V2 had just exited a slow speed minimum wake safety zone. V2 was in front of V1 and on V1’s port side.
  Both V1 and V2 began to increase speed.V1 was just getting on plane when V2 turned to its starboard side and in front of V1. V1 did not have time to perform an evasive maneuver. 
  V1 struck V2 with the front port side of its hull. V2 was struck on the midship starboard side of its hull.
  V2’s operator and 2 occupants were thrown from the PWC into the water. V1’s  operator and occupant remained in the vessel. Both vessels and both operators were taken to the nearest boat dock just south of Camp South Moon. 
  V2’s operator received injuries requiring treatment beyond first aid and was transported by ambulance to the Deland Hospital Intensive Care Unit. She obtained a broken right arm and a dislocated right elbow from the crash. 
  
  FWC units responded to Camp South Moon where the initial investigation took place.
  
  Life jackets were worn by both operator and occupants on V2 during the crash. 
  
  