RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 Stated that he was slowly cruising in the rental zone when he and his passenger fell off of the PWC. After he fell off, the PWC continued on and hit the other PWC (vessel #2).
   
  Operator #2 Stated he was also slowly cruising along in the rental zone when operator #1 fell off of the PWC (vessel #1). He stated that the vessel (#1) continued on and collided with the rear of the PWC which he was operating.
   
  Atlantic City Boatyard employee and PWC rental zone spotter stated that he noticed the one PWC (vessel #2)  following too closely to the other (vessel #1). Before he could get to them, he advised vessel #1 turned abruptly in the path of vessel #2, causing both operator #1 and the passenger of that PWC to be thrown from vessel #1. Immediately after the two were ejected the impact took place as vessel #1 struck the rear port side of vessel #2 as it passed.   
   
  It should be noted that prior to my arrival operators #1 and #2, as well as their passengers (were involved in an argument with AC Boatyard employees, disputing payment for the damage to the PWCs. Employees were holding, and attempting to charge the credit card provided by operator #2 as a security deposit in the event of damage.
   
  Investigation at the scene and statements revealed that vessels #1 and #2 were being operated in the AC Boatyard PWC rental zone. Both PWCs were traveling in the same direction within 25 feet of each other when operator #1 made an abrupt turn to starboard, into the path of vessel #2. The abrupt turn caused operator #1 and the passenger of that vessel to be ejected. Immediately after operator #1 was ejected, impact occurred between the bow of vessel #1 and the port side aft of vessel #2 which was then beside vessel #1. Vessel #1 continued over the stern of vessel #2, causing fiberglass damage to the keel and a hole in the fiberglass on the port side aft where it struck vessel #2's metal tow ring. Vessel #2 sustained major fiberglass damage as a result of the impact.
   
  Atlantic City EMS responded but both operators and passengers refused medical treatment. No injuries were observed or reported.
   