RedactedNarrative: On 7/4/2020 at approximately 13:30 hours I responded to a boating accident that occurred on Percy Priest Lake.  
  Upon arriving to the scene at Nashville Shores Marina, I contacted and spoke with Operator 1, the owner of a Ski Nautique vessel that was involved in the incident.  Additionally, I contacted and spoke with Operator 2, the operator of the SeaDoo that was involved in the incident.
   Operator 1 stated that as he and his 3 passengers were operating out on the lake, a SeaDoo struck the port side of his vessel.  The passenger of the SeaDoo, Occupant 1, was ejected into his vessel.  Additionally, the operator of the SeaDoo, Operator 2, was ejected into the water.  
  Operator 1 initial observation was that the passenger, Occupant 1, was actively bleeding and had a laceration on his right leg.  Operator 2, that was ejected off of the SeaDoo and into the water.  Operator 1 was yelling for help and was saying that his leg was broken.  Operator 1 immediately went to Operator 2 and was able to get him into his boat and transport him and Occupant 1 to Nashville Shores Marina for medical assistance.
  Operator 2 stated, that as he was operating his SeaDoo on the lake, he turned his and noticed a vessel in front of him (Ski Nautique) but he was unable to stop before impacting the Ski Nautique.  Operator 2 was ejected into the water while his passenger, Occupant 1, was ejected into the Ski Nautique.  The operator of the Ski Nautique, Operator 1, then came and retrieved him from the water and transported him and Operator 2 to Nashville Shores Marina to receive medical care. 
  Upon EMS arriving to the scene, Operator 2 and Occupant 1 were evaluated and transported to Summit Medical Center for lacerations and a possible fracture to their legs.  Operator 2
  and his wife, Occupant 2 were transported to Summit Medical Center for diagnostic tests to be ran due to possible neck/spine injuries.   
  Upon receiving medical care, Operator 2 and Occupant 1 were diagnosed with lacerations to their legs that required stitches.  Neither had any broken bones.  Occupant 
  1's laceration was due to being ejected into the Ski Nautique.  Operator 2''s laceration is believed to be from impacting the side of the Ski Nautique before he ended up in the water.
  Occupant 2 was diagnosed with sprains/strains to the upper torso due to the impact of the SeaDoo with the Ski Nautique.
  All injured parties were treated and released.