RedactedNarrative: On 07/18/2020 at approximately 1730 hours, I had been parked on Bush Highway in my fully marked patrol vehicle, when I was approached by a black van with three occupants. 
  The driver of the van, later identified as OPERATOR 1, informed me his brother had sustained an injury and they needed medical help. At this time, I escorted them to Saguaro Aid station located at Saguaro Lake. Upon arrival, I spoke to OPERATOR 1''s brother, PASSENGER 2, PASSENGER 2 stated he was the passenger aboard a personal water craft with his brother operating it. His brother turned sharply in front of their friend, OPERATOR 2, at which point they collided causing injury to PASSENGER 2''s leg and head. 
  Upon speaking to OPERATOR 1, he stated the same sequence of events. He stated he was operating the personal watercraft and driving ahead of OPERATOR 2 and decided to turn in front of OPERATOR 2 which caused the accident. 
  Upon speaking to OPERATOR 2, he stated he was driving with OPERATOR 1 and PASSENGER 2 around the area of Captains Cove at around 20 mph (His statement) when OPERATOR 1 suddenly turned his watercraft in front of him. OPERATOR 2 stated he let off the throttle however, the watercraft continued and did not slow enough to avoid hitting OPERATOR 1 and PASSENGER 2. 
  It should be noted, upon my first encounter with PASSENGER 2, I observed his right thigh to be very swollen as well as a three inch laceration to the right side of his head, just above the temple. PASSENGER 2 was conscious and speaking clearly. 
  Rural Metro arrived on scene and transported PASSENGER 2 to Banner Desert Hospital with non life threatening injuries. 
  OPERATORS 1 & 2 showed no signs of impairment while talking to them. Also they stated they had not consumed any alcohol. 
  Photographs of the personal watercrafts involved have been uploaded to Evidence.com
  Nothing further.
  