RedactedNarrative: On May 29, 2016 between the hours of approximately 10:30pm and 11:00pm, Vessel 1 (V-1) was traveling eastbound near the entrance to the Dolphin Canal where it intersects with the Caloosahatchee River in Cape Coral, Florida.  The vessel was estimated to be traveling at planing speed or approximately 20-40 miles per hour.  
  
  At the same time, Vessel 2 (V-2) was on an outbound course from inside the same canal also near the entrance.  V-2 was more or less making clutch speed, as the occupants were slowly fishing the adjacent docks for snook at the time. 
  
  As V-1 appeared to be continuing past the entrance to the canal, it suddenly made an abrupt left turn northward into the canal and proceeded on a collision course with V-2.  V-1's port-side bow contacted V-2's port-side bow at a slightly off-center point of impact, causing V-2 to capsize and thus eject both occupants into the water.  
  
  V-1 continued on a northerly course into the residential canal system without stopping.  The occupants of V-2 swam to a nearby dock, where they summoned the assistance of the homeowner.        
  
  Operator2:Contusions/lacerations to upper and lower extremities; 
  V2 occupant:Contusions/lacerations to upper and lower extremities
  