RedactedNarrative: On September 3rd, 2022, at approximately 1400 hours, I Game Warden 1 and Game Warden 2 were patrolling the Colorado River as a double unit when we heard about a personal watercraft (PWC) accident through Mojave County Police Department's (MCPD) radio traffic. We informed the Nevada Department of Wildlife's (NDOW) dispatch about the incident and traveled down river to an area just south of the swim beach area near Lower Davis Camp. At approximately 1402 hours, we arrived on scene and observed an unoccupied PWC with registration numbers, (V2), pushed against shore on the Nevada side of the river. A Bullhead City Lifeguard was near the PWC and informed us that the other involved PWC was across the river on the Arizona side with the operator and passenger still onboard. We drove our marked patrol vessel to the Arizona side of the river where we contacted the operator of the other PWC which had registration numbers, (V1).
  
  MCPD had the operator and passenger from V2 on their vessel. Both individuals on the MCPD vessel were receiving medical treatment from the Bullhead City Lifeguards for injuries.
  I contacted the operator of V1, who stated that both PWC's were traveling north on the Colorado River very close to one another. The operator stated that a wave in the water caused him to lose control of the PWC he was operating, resulting in his port side bow to collide with the starboard side of V2. Both individuals from V2 were transported by ambulance to Western Arizona Regional Medical Center (WARMC) located at 2735 Silver Creek Rd, Bullhead City, AZ 86442. 
  
  After questioning, it was revealed that all four individuals involved were wearing USCG approved Type-3 PFD's at the time of the incident.