RedactedNarrative: On June 20th, 2020 I responded to a call for service, regarding a possible boating incident on Aquia Creek in Stafford County. Upon arrival, it was determined that two personal watercrafts (PWCs) collided. This collision resulted in one operator being injured (operator was transfered to hospital), beyond first aid and the other operator did not have any noted injuries beyond first aid. The operator that was still on scene informed me that the other operator was doing donuts (circles) and while this subject was heading on a straight path, the collision occurred. The operator, who was still on scene, as well as first responding personnel, informed that both parties were wearing their personal flotation devices. I was unable to speak with the other operator, due to severe injuries.
  Based off the damage evidence Vessel 1 was traveling on plane or coming on plane creating a bow high attitude.  Vessel 2 was stopped or near idle speed causing the vessel to be completely in the water.  Vessel 1 struck Vessel 2 almost head on (angle of impact 340 degrees +/- 10 degrees).  Vessel 1 had enough momentum to completely ramp Vessel 2 after the initial impact.  The bow of Vessel 1 would have struck the operator of Vessel 2 center mass and toward the head/neck area.  After the impact was over the operator of Vessel 1 landed on the steering column, damaging it.  At this time the operator of Vessel 2 would have been knocked off the personal watercraft.