RedactedNarrative: Unable to obtain operator statements due to language barrier.
  
  Witness #1 stated in effect: Both vessel were heading in towards Liberty Landing Marina when one ran into the other knocking off the occupants.
  
  Investigation revealed: Both vessels were being operated in the Morris Canal, Jersey City, Hudson
  County heading west. Due to operator inexperience, Operator #1 was unable to maintain directional
  control of Vessel #1 and subsequently struck Vessel #2 in the at the port bow. Vessel #1 impacted Vessel
  #2 with their starboard bow. There was no damage noted to both vessels.
  
  Both driver and passenger of Vessel #2 were ejected. Sea the City staff were on scene and removed the occupants from the water and towed both vessels back to
  Liberty Landing Marina. Driver #2 complained of back pain and Occupant #2 complained of leg pain.
  
  Both parties were treated by Jersey City EMS and transported to Jersey City Medical Center for
  further evaluation.
  
  Operators of the both vessels did not possess a boater safety certificate due to the vessels being a rental.
  
  My investigation of this accident is based on witness statements from the date and time of the accident.
  The operator was not versed in the operation of a personal watercraft and therefore not able to control
  the vessel in a safe manner. Operator #1 failed to properly maintain control of the vessel.