RedactedNarrative: On 10-11-22 at approximately 1200 hours, Deputies responded to a 2 vessel injury boat crash at the mouth of the Colorado River where Lake Havasu and the river meet (coordinates 34.527529 , -114.383082). Upon arrival Vessel 1 was located being towed south with 2 male subjects on board. Deputies observed both occupants were covered in blood and in need of immediate medical attention. The operator, later identified as V1 Operator, had a massive gash on his head. The passenger, later identified as V1 Passenger, had facial bleeding and a gash on his left arm. Both occupants were able to get onto the Sheriff boat on their own will. Deputies began rendering aid to them. The operator of the pontoon boat, Witness 1 was ordered to continue towing V1 to Lake Havasu State Park Launch Ramp (Windsor North). While rendering aid, deputies were flagged down by another pontoon boat who had both the operator (V2 Operator) and passenger (V2 Passenger) of Vessel 2 onboard. Both parties only had minor injuries and were ordered to Windsor North where Lake Havasu City Fire/EMS were staged. Both occupants of Vessel 1 have no recollection of the crash. V1 Operator was confused and asked multiple times what happened and where is his boat. V1 Operator stated that he doesn't drink, nor was any odor of an alcoholic beverage observed on his persons. V1 Passenger also did not remember what happened. During transport V1 Operator lost consciousness at one point but shortly came back to. Upon arrival at Windsor North both subjects were transported to Havasu Regional Medical for their injuries. While on their way to Windsor North, the occupants were intercepted by the Havasu Fire boat. V2 Operator and V2 Passenger were also transported to Havasu Regional Medical Center for their injuries. 
  
  Deputies were able to get statements from both V2 Operator and V2 Passenger who only sustained minor back and neck injuries. 
  
  V2 Operator:
  In essence V2 Operator stated he was traveling North bound while maneuvering the mouth of the Colorado River. The reeds on the California side of the mouth of the River were approximately 15 feet off of the port side of his boat and he was traveling at approximately 25-30 miles per hour. He heard a boat coming up from behind him to pass him. He saw the Yellow and white Eliminator pass him and then heard a loud high pitch rev of the motor. V1 then made an abrupt almost 180 degree turn and crashed at an approximately 50 degree angle. V1 was forced down as it was the more shallow boat and V2 was forced up as it was the taller vessel. V2 Passenger was ejected from the boat into the water from the force of impact. V2 then ran over the top of V1 injuring the 2 occupants of that vessel. 
  
  There were no other witnesses of the crash and neither occupants of V1 remember what happened. 
  V1 was towed back to Windsor North by good Samaritans. V2 was located in the reeds just north of the corner, and towed back by Towboat US. Both vessels were put on their original trailers and taken to Contact Point Storage yard. Both vessels sustained major damage, estimated approximately $40,000.00 each. Alcohol was not a factor in this crash.