RedactedNarrative: On November 25, 2017 at approximately 1700 hours, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) Officers responded to a reported Boating Accident. The report was of two Personal Watercrafts (PWC) involved in a collision offshore from 23rd Street of Miami Beach, with one person being transported by Miami Beach Fire Rescue/ Ocean Rescue to Ryder Trauma Center at Jackson Memorial Hospital (JMH). All parties involved were confirmed to have been accounted for.
  
  Lt.  arrived at Jackson Memorial Hospital at 6:41pm and located two individuals involved in Personal Water Craft (PWC) accident ocean-side near 23rd street. 
  
  Identified by verbal communication is operator of struck vessel (v2) who sustained an approximately 4” laceration to his left elbow. Alongside him was the operator of the striking vessel, v1. 
  
  Both stated it was there fault and they were unable to fully explain the events of the accident. Both stated they are here on vacation and rented PWC’s as they have done several times in the past. Both stated they were moving less than 5 mph. While the striking vessel was headed toward the beach, the struck vessel had turned towards the striking vessel and was thrusted forward by a wave. Striking vessel made impact with the operator causing the laceration. 
  
  Both operators were educated on the importance of keeping a proper lookout and giving boaters and themselves enough space to take action to avoid collision. Both were issued written warnings. 
  
  
  