RedactedNarrative: The striking Vessel #1 was on scene upon Officer’s arrival, however, Vessel #2 was returned by the operator to its pier #535.  Officer took several photographs of vessel #1 but was unable to determine what damage may have occurred to it as there was previous damage already on the unit from years of use.  Officer later contacted Vessel 2 Owner, who forwarded several photographs of the damage to said vessel.  The damage to Vessel #2 consisted of a missing port side mirror, damaged fiberglass on the rear port side and the rear passenger seat cushion torn off of the unit.
  Vessel 1 Operator stated that she was following Vessel #2 westward back to their pier after leaving the Williams Bay area of the lake between Conference and Cedar points because of windy rainy conditions.  Vessel 1 Operator stated that she was having a hard time seeing due to the rain hitting her face and making her somewhat disoriented with respect to her position on the water in relation to her friends on Vessel #2.  Vessel 1 Operator stated that Vessel #2 suddenly appeared to stop in front of her and she was unable to stop prior to colliding.  Vessel 1 Operator stated that the front of her vessel struck the rear of Vessel #2 and veered to the left.  This caused her vessel to tip to towards the port side enough to toss all 3 passengers off into the water.  Vessel 1 Operator nor any of her passengers were injured during the incident.  Vessel 1 Operator stated that 2 of the 3 passengers on Vessel #2 were injured and had been taken to the hospital prior to the officer’s arrival to the municipal pier.
  
  Vessel 2 Operator, was not at the municipal pier as he had taken his vessel back to his home pier per the instruction of his mother. Vessel 2 Operator stated that after the collision, both his passengers were thrown off his vessel and although he was struck in the back of the left arm and left leg, he was not ejected from the vessel.  Vessel 2 Operator stated that he had bruising to his left leg and arm but it didn't require medical attention.