RedactedNarrative: On Sunday, June 19, 2022 at about 1545 hours, Operator2 was traveling west from the Butcher Jones Recreation site in a rented 20'' pontoon boat from the Saguaro Lake Marina. There were 6 additional passengers aboard the pontoon. The pontoon is equipped with a 50 horsepower outboard motor and according to Operator2 was not capable of going very fast. 
  
  Operator2 was just south of dive rock when a red Kawasaki pwc being operated by Operator1 attempted to cross in front of the pontoon from his port side. Operator1 stated he was traveling about 10 miles per hour and did not see the pontoon until the last moment. The tip of the port side pontoon struck the starboard hull on the pwc creating an approximate 5 inch full thickness cut in the fiberglass. Operator1''s girlfriend was a passenger aboard the pwc and was struck on her right side above the pelvic area by the port side deck on the bow of the pontoon boat. 
  
  Both Operator1 and Victim were placed aboard the pontoon boat and transported to the marina by Operator2 and that is when 911 was called. The pwc took on a substantial amount of water due to the damaged hull. An unknown good samaratan towed it to the shore near boat ramp #2 where photographs of the damage were subsequently taken by the investigating Deputy. 
  
  Victim was transported by Rural Metro Ambulance to Banner Baywood hospital for non-life threatening injuries.
  
  Photographs of the damaged pontoon were taken as well and uploaded into MCSO''s evidence.com system. 
  
  The pontoon boat sustained damage to the tip of the port pontoon and the port side of the deck above the pontoon. The tip of the pontoon that struck the pwc was bent inboard approximately 35 degrees.
  
  Operator1 and Victim were Spanish speaking only. He stated the pwc was brought to the lake by a friend who borrowed it from another friend. The registration was expired on the pwc. Operator1 was issued a citation for failing to yield to the pontoon boat which was a stand on vessel in this situation. 
  Nothing further.
  