RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 stated to the effect, I was in the rental zone and realized I was getting too close to the other PWC. I started to make a right turn and let off the gas. The ski started turning and I should have been fine but the ski did not turn that well and we hit. 
  
  Operator #2 stated to the effect, I was in the rental zone traveling at a slow speed. I saw the other ski heading towards me and he started to turn. He could not turn sharp enough to get past me. He hit my left side, and the front hit my leg and chest. We were not doing anything wrong and he did not do it on purpose, it was just an accident. 
  
  On the above date, I responded to Wet and Wild PWC rental in Ocean City, Cape May County. I met with an employee who works for Wet and Wild LLC as a observer. He was in the rental zone at the time of the above accident and advised that the two PWC's had collided. 
  
  He showed me the two PWC's which were involved in the collision. I observed the damage to both PWC's as noted above. While I was on scene subject had to leave and retrieve his boating safety certificate. The owner of Wet and Wild LLC was also on scene and had to leave the place of business, to retrieve two registrations for the two above PW C's. A check of the rental zones 14 PWC's revealed only 7 had NJ registration decals and numbers. During this time both renters had departed the scene and had to be contacted telepathically to obtain their statements. 
  
  Investigation at the scene revealed that both vessel's were in the rental zone and were in a crossing situation. Vessel #1 did not give way to Vessel #2. It is unknown if Vessel #1 was attempting to splash the other vessel or if Vessel #1 just could not maintain his turn. 
  
  Both operators did not attend any type of safety course and only followed the instruction of that days safety instruction prior to renting the above PWC's. It should be noted that initially operator #2 met with Ocean City EMS and refused treatment at the scene. However, later felt like his injuries may need to be check by medical personnel.
  
  Operator2 was taken to Atlantic Care Medical Center (Atlantic City Division). Here he walked in and was treated by the ER staff. I met with him in the waiting room and obtained his above statement as he was waiting to be seen. 2 summonses were issued to Wet and Wild reference not displaying any numbers or a New Jersey registration decal.
  