RedactedNarrative: On May 17, 2019, I, Officer responded to a complaint of a personal watercraft  that had struck another personal watercraft (PWC). Operator1 had rented a PWC from Hurlburt Field Marina, along with his friend operator2, who had also rented a PWC. While riding in the Santa Rosa Sound, Operator1 struck Operator2's PWC, causing an estimated $2,400.00 in damages. There were no injuries.
  
  When I arrived at Hurlburt Field Marina, I was able to speak to the operator of one of the rented vessels. Operator1 stated that he and his friend had rented two Personal Watercraft (PWC) from Hurlburt Field Marina and had driven them through the Santa Rosa Sound. Operator1 stated that they stopped when they arrived at Spector Island, one of the islands located in the Santa Rosa Sound, near channel marker #39. 
  
  Operator1 said that his friend, Operator2 stopped her PWC and got in the water to go for a swim. Operator1 said that while Operator2's PWC was stopped and unoccupied, he was driving his PWC around a corner of the island and did not see Operator2's PWC was directly in front of him until the last second. Operator1 was unable to avoid collision and struck the starboard side of Operator2's PWC. 
  
  Operator1 said that during the collision, he intentionally fell off the starboard side of his PWC. Operator2 remained unharmed and away from the accident. After the accident, Operator2 and Operator1 returned their PWC's to Hurlburt Field Marina and notified the livery employees of the accident
  