RedactedNarrative: Based on statements taken from the surviving victims and evidence examined at the scene, the following events occurred on 3/31/18 at approximately 10:45 am.  Vessel1 was traveling north on the Tensaw River.  As Vessel1 approached the mouth of Mifflin Lake, Vessel2 turned hard to port cutting across the bow of Vessel1.  Vessel1 struck Vessel2 on the starboard side near mishap at the operator’s station.  Operator2 was struck on the rid hip and upper thigh of his right leg by the bow section of Vessel1.  All occupants of both vessels were ejected upon impact.  All were wearing PFDs at the time of the collision.  Vessel1’s emergency shut off switch did not work properly when the operator was ejected so Vessel1 continued circling and drifted down river.  Operator1 was assisted back to his vessel by a passing boat where he took control.  Vessel2 drifted downstream until a passing bow towed it back to show.  Operator2 and an occupant were taken ashore by a passing vessel and then transported to Live Oak Landing by local fire/rescue personnel and paramedics.