RedactedNarrative: V1 struck V2 almost head on making contact on both vessels starboard side.
  V1 was travelling southbound In the ICW following the witness vessel. V1 exited the wake of the witness vessel on port side. V1 then travelled across the channel and was riding on the east side of the channel. The witnesses advised the occupants of V1 were cheering and trying to talk to the subjects on and wakeboarding behind the witness vessel. 
  
  V2 was travelling northbound in the east side of the channel. The operator advised he saw V1 travelling in his direction from the east side of the channel. He advised he slowed his vessel and was swerving to try to get V1’s attention. He advised V1 was looking at the witness vessel and was not looking forward. V2 took immediate action to avoid collision by pulling back on the throttles and turning the vessel portside because of draft restraints. 
  
  V1 Starboard side struck V2 starboard side. Both occupants of V1 were ejected off the pwc. V1 and the occupants got back on the pwc and attempted to keep travelling southbound. A vessel was able to catch them and convince them to go to Jupiter Pointe to be seen by the ambulance. 
  
  Occupant on v1 was seen by the EMT and refused treatment at the scene. I took photographs of the lacerations around his left eye and bruising. Operator advised he was uninjured at the scene but then advised later that he was very sore the days following the accident.
  