RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 stated to the effect: We were headed north, straight up the river and at the last minute I
  saw another jet ski come from the right and crash into us.
  
  Operator #2 stated to the effect: I was coming from the beach an saw her coming towards me. I turned
  to the left to avoid her and we hit. She was going so fast. After we hit the other driver said she did not
  see me at all.
  
  Investigation revealed: PWC #1, the give-way vessel, was traveling north in the channel of the Delaware
  River, Bordentown Township. PWC #2, the stand-on vessel, had just left the shoreline of Bordentown
  and was traveling in a westerly direction. While in transit, PWC #2 in an evasive maneuver, turned to a
  southernly direction in an attempt to avoid collision with PWC #1, consequently they struck. Due to the
  fact that both Operator's failed to maintain a proper lookout, the starboard gunwale of PWC #1 struck
  the front portion of the hull on PWC #2. During the impact, PWC #2 struck PWC #1 in the rear
  starboard foot well. As a result of the impact, all three occupants were ejected into the water.
  
  Damage was observed to the starboard side gunwale and shroud of PWC #1. The fiberglass was cracked
  and chipped. There were also scrapes and scuffs to the rear starboard foot well. PWC #2 had scrapes
  and striations to the front portion of the starboard hull.
  
  Operator #2 had complaints of pain while on scene. When asked for medical attention same refused.
  Several days after the vessel accident Operator #2 contacted the undersigned to state that she had visited
  a doctor for pain.