RedactedNarrative: While patrolling the waters of Port Everglades inlet, a radio transmission was overheard on VHF Channel 16 advising of a boating accident at the turning basin with one person in the water. 
  
  Upon arrival, a woman was seen in the water, getting back on board. Emergency medical assistance was denied by all parties and both vessels were able to be escorted to the United States Coast Guard station to obtain information from both operators, as well as the occupants of each vessel.
  
  The operator of the striking vessel received a citation for failure to avoid collision after it was determined that he did not take appropriate measure to alter his route after the operator of the struck vessel, turned hard to starboard in an attempt to avoid the collision.
  
  After gathering all pertinent information and listening to the statements of the operators and occupants, it was noted that the operator of V2, was traveling northbound on the ICW, while the operator of V1, was traveling southbound. Operator2 turned his helm to starboard. It was determined that operator1 did not alter his course. At that point, both vessels collided with one another, putting the bow of v1 in the port side of v2.
  