RedactedNarrative: On Friday October 9th, 2020 at approximately 1640 hours, a PWC collided with a 42’ Invincible just west of Miami Marine Stadium in Miami Dade County, Florida.  The PWC occupant jumped overboard and sustained a left shoulder injury and several small lacerations.
  
   I spoke with the owner/operator of V2 and he stated he was heading south from Fisherman Channel toward the Rickenbacker Bridge and he saw the PWC to his starboard side.  He stated the PWC was sitting idle in the water.  As he approached the vicinity of the PWC, it suddenly accelerated across his bow at a high rate of speed in an easterly direction.  
  
  Operator2 stated that he immediately reduced his speed to neutral, but the forward momentum carried the vessel toward the PWC as it crossed his bow and the two vessels collided bow to bow at a ninety-degree angle. 
  
  Operator2 stated that the single occupant of the PWC jumped off the PWC just before the collision occurred.  Operator2 stated that the PWC operator never looked over at his vessel until the last minute before they collided. 
  
   He stated that another PWC with two occupants came over and the PWC(V1) operator in the water swam back to his PWC(V1) and climbed back onboard.  The female occupant of the second PWC got on the first PWC(V1) with the operator and she drove it back to the yacht (Golden Touch), which is where the PWC’s had originally left from.
  
  The operator of V1 sustained a possible left shoulder dislocation resulting in a possible rotator cuff tear.  The attending medical staff stated he would need an MRI to confirm those finding.  He also sustained a small laceration behind the right ear and a large abrasion on his upper back.
  