RedactedNarrative: On May 27, 2018 at approximately 4:19pm, 2 PWC’s collided on Lake Osborne, in Lake Worth, FL. Vessel 1 (V1) a 2018 10ft blue/white Yamaha PWC (FL6568RN). Vessel 2 (V2) a 2018 10ft multi-color Bombardier PWC (FL3085RN).
  
  V1 and V2 were travelling north through the central lobe of Lake Osborne. V1 and V2 were travelling parallel, with V1 slightly ahead of V2. V1 then made a sharp turn towards its Port (left) side and came head on with V2. Not realizing how close V2 was, V1 attempted to turn away from V2 at the last minute but ended up striking V2 on the starboard (right) bow, riding over the front of V2 and striking the operator in the head/face area. The operator of V1 looked back after the collision and saw the operator of V2 in the water. The Operator of V1 then jumped off their vessel to assist the Operator of V2. V2 continued its forward momentum without an operator on board and struck a near-by wall head on.
  
  The operator of V1 was uninjured. The operator of V2 was transported by helicopter as a trauma alert as precaution because of the impact to the operator’s head. Operator 2’s injuries consisted of a concussion, a few lacerations to the right side of their face, along some contusions. The injuries to operator 2 were non-life threating and subject was released from the hospital the same day.
  Subject sustained lacerations above and below his right eye. Subject also has bruising on the right side of his face. the subject was released the same day from the hospital.