RedactedNarrative: V2 was stopped facing southeast. V1 went east and looped around V2. V1 Struck V2 on the port side. V1 left the scene back to shore.
  
  On July 16, 2018, at approximately 1320 hours, I responded to a call in reference to a boating accident that occurred at a jet ski rental facility on Miami Beach. When I arrived on scene I spoke with the operator of the striking vessel which was the tour guide for the personal watercraft (PWC) company, later identified by social security number as Operator 1. Operator 1 stated he was on the PWC just finishing up a tour getting all the jet skis "back together to head back in" and he was heading east. He stated he looped around the PWC which was facing southeast and was idling up to it, going around 10 miles per hour (mph) when a wave came up behind him and he struck the other jet ski. Operator 1 stated that he said sorry to the two victims on the PWC he hit.
  
  I went to go speak with the operator and passenger who had been transported to Mount Sinai Hospital for injuries. The Passenger had some cuts and bruises on her leg and arm from the impact with the other PWC. I asked the 2 to describe what had happened. They stated that their PWC had stalled and they were not able to move. The guide (Operator 1) came over from their left and he hit them with the front of his PWC. Operator 1 repeatedly said sorry and headed southeast but never came back. The two moved slowly towards shore where another worker guided them in. 
  
  I then spoke with another witness at The Hotel of South Beach. The witness stated that he was on another PWC as part of the tour. He saw the struck PWC were on was facing south. The employee (Operator 1) was heading west toward struck PWC when he  suddenly collided with their PWC. He collided with their PWC about "5-7 mph." The witness stated he heard the employee say "I got you bro," and the employee "left the area." I gathered all the information and concluded the investigation with a report taken.
  