RedactedNarrative: On July 20 2019 I Officer FWC I was dispatched to a boating accident on Porter Pond within Washington County. Upon my arrival I discovered three PWCs were involved and there were not any injuries. I located the three operators and the three involved PWC's. Written statements were gathered from both the operators of V1 and V2. 
  
  After investigation and interview it was determined that Operator1 was operating V1 in open waters. V2 and V3 were stopped and floating side by side with each operator seated in the saddle of the respective vessel. V1 then began to approach V2 and V3, Operator1 was not able to steer vessel V1 away from V2. 
  
  V1 struck V2 on the starboard side in the front third of the vessel. V1 then continued over top of V2 damaging the port front one third of V2. This action caused V2 to strike V3 in the starboard foot well cracking the hull on V3. This accident can be attributed to lack of operator experience on a throttle steering vessel and careless operation by V1. 
  
  Operators of V2 and V3 were able to jump from their vessels before impact and were not injured. Operator1 was issued a written warning for careless operation and not having a boat Id Card.
  