RedactedNarrative: On Thursday, August 26, 2021, at approximately 2110 hours, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) Lake Worth Regional Communication Center (LWRCC) received a complaint reference a boating accident with injuries in the vicinity of North Bay Village, FL. I responded to Jackson Memorial Hospital, Ryder Trauma Medical Center at 2149 hours and I was able to interview a Hispanic female who was the victim of a boating collision in Biscayne Bay. Victim was admitted to the hospital due to fractures received above her left ankle approximately two hours prior to my arrival. According to Victim, she was a passenger on a Personal Watercraft (PWC) when a second PWC impacted her vessel from the port side causing injury to her left leg. 
  On Thursday, August 26, 2021, at approximately 1815 hours, while operating V-1 operator attempted to “spray” the operator and passenger of V-2 which was drifting stationary while V-1 was operating at a high rate of speed approaching it from the port side. V-1 continued to approach it until it was within close proximity. The operator of V-1 then made a sharp left turn in attempt to throw water from the stern of the PWC onto the operator and passenger of V-2. The operator of V-1 miscalculated his attempt to turn at the last second causing the starboard quarter of his PWC to make contact with the port side of Vessel 2. Victim’s left leg was seated in the contact area causing it to be caught between the two PWC’s.   Victim’s Injuries: Left leg fracture above ankle.
  