RedactedNarrative: On July 4, 2019 I. Officer was dispatched to the Parks House area on the beach. When I arrived,
  I made contact with the operator of the jet ski. Operator2 stated he was getting off his jet ski while it was running onto another when his came out from under him heading to shore. Operator2 stated he had taken his safety lanyard off his wrist to climb aboard the other jet ski. Operator2 also stated that when it got away from him it took a path directly to a boat (Vessel A) that was anchored on the beach. Operator2 said that his jet ski hit the side of the boat making a hole on the left side of vessel A. Vessel B then bounced off striking another bystander in the leg before resting on the beach where it died. I asked the individual who was struck by vessel B if he wanted any medical attention. He replied that he was ok. During my investigation of vessel B, I noticed the kill switch in the off position as well as the safety lanyard on the floor, inside the vessel. I also noticed that the safety clip from the lanyard was broken and was not able to be used after the incident. Upon further investigation f noticed the nose of vessel B crushed in and the fiberglass splintered from the crushing impact. 
  
  I took pictures of the damages and issued citations to the operator of the iet ski as well as the individual responsible for the jet ski. The citations that were issued , were for no registration, careless driving. as well as safety equipment violations. 
  
  The owner of the boat1 stated that he was loading his boat when he noticed the jet ski coming towards him. He said that it hit his boat on the left side causing the hull to crack in a L shape on the left side. He stated that one individual was grazed by the jet ski as it bounced off his boat but nobody was injured. He said that he would patch up the hole and continue to enjoy his weekend . Ranger was also at the scene and took a statement from the owner of the struck boat. 
  
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