RedactedNarrative: On or about 1630 on the 22nd of July, two personal watercrafts were involved in an incident on the Intracoastal Waterway near Holden Beach.  Vessel 1 operator was idling and was trying to assist a passenger who fell into the water from another vessel when vessel 2 approached from the starboard bow side and struck vessel 1 in the starboard bow with the bow of vessel 2. 
  
   Vessel 1 and 2 were carrying all required safety equipment. Careless and reckless operation by vessel 2 is believed to be the contributing factor to the incident.  
  
  Neither alcohol nor drugs were a contributing factor.  Due to the age of the operator of vessel 2 no charges were filed and the operator was warned of his actions and recommended to attend a boater safety course in the state where he resides.
  
  
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