RedactedNarrative: A personal watercraft (PWC) was underway at slow rate speed (V1) in the vicinity of Pace Picnic Island, Miami-Dade County, FL when (V2) a second personal watercraft  impacted its port side at a high rate of speed. Each PWC had two people on board. The operator of V1 received serious injuries as a result of the collision and the passenger received minor injuries. Both occupants were transported and admitted to Jackson Memorial Hospital for treatment. V1 operator received leg fractures at three different places. 
  
  V1 operator stated:- He was operating the PWC with his wife as a passenger. 
  - He mentioned that he was driving very slowly when two males riding another PWC approached him fast and made contact with his vessel but no one was injured. 
  - Operator1 continued to avoid any interaction with the other PWC in order to avoid a collision. 
  - However, the same PWC made a second approach at high speed, causing the collision. 
  - Operator1's PWC was impacted from the left side (port side), causing damages to the PWC and to his left leg. 
  - The impact also caused Operator1 and his wife to be ejected from the vessel. 
  - According to Operator1, a couple that was on a vessel near the scene of the accident responded and transported them Picnic Island. 
  - The striking PWC remained on scene but did not render assistance. Its unidentified occupants were not injured during the impact. 
  
  
  The passenger suffered lacerations to her elbow and hip and was admitted to Jackson Memmorial Hospital. She was discharged later that day. ; The was impacted by another personal watercraft (PWC). He received a broken femur and a broken tibia as a result and was admitted to Ryder Trauma.
  