RedactedNarrative: On April 6, 2014, at approximately 1700 hours, I responded to a boating accident at Haulover Marina boat ramp. I was met by three individuals on personal watercrafts (PWC), one in tow by Fast Response Marine Tow Company. 
  
  I identified the V1 operator and I identified the two victim vessels. 
  
  V2 and V3 were adrift next to each other between Haulover sandbar and the West entrance to Haulover Jetty. Operator1 stated V1 was going "about 30-40" mph westbound through the jetty when he realized he was too close to V2 and V3. He let go of the throttle but was unable to avoid a collision with the two adrift PWCs. V1 first struck V3 at the rear standing board and traveling up V2 center line landing on top of the steering mechanism. Operator3 stated that V1 attempted to leave the scene so he jumped onto V1. Operator1 stated he was "going to tell his friends at the North Jetty rocks what had happened and he would be back" to tend to the accident. Operator3 got off V1 and let V1 left, returned and all three PWCs met me at Haulover Marina boat ramp. Operator1 was cited for careless driving and given a warning for speeding in a year-round slow speed zone and not having his Boater's Safety Course Completed.