RedactedNarrative: The victim rented a PWC vessel FL 4628 RJ, White/Red.  Originally rented to take him and his girlfriend out to ride, shortly before getting very far from shore, Occupant became scared and got off the PWC and returned back to the beach.
  
  Operator2 continued out on to the ocean on the rented PWC.  With Operator2 was his friend on a separate PWC, FL 7266 RG, White/Green.
  
  At some point in their rental term, Operator2 fell off of his PWC and into the ocean.  Operator2 stated he called to his friend Operator1 to assist him in getting back on his PWC.   Operator2 stated Operator1 helped him back to his PWC and while he was hanging on , something hit him in the head and he blacked out.  Operator2 stated all he remembers is waking up in the hospital.
  
  Operator1 told me that while he was assisting Operator2, a female on a third white/orange PWC that had been following them around, drove her PWC close and accidentally ran into Operator2's head causing him head and facial injury.  Operator1 stated he saw Operator2 go unconscious and start to bleed badly from his head area.  
  
  Operator1 stated that he and the unknown female got Operator2 up out of the water and onto her white/orange PWC and brought Operator2 back to the beach where EMS was called to respond to care for Operator2's injuries.  
  
  At some point the Unknown female who was operating the white/orange PWC walked away before anyone  documented who she was. Per Operator2's girlfriend, Occupant, everyone on scene was only concerned about Operator2's welfare. 
  
  Copies of the rental agreements were gathered to try to investigate the information on the forms as a way to identify the female rider. Due to the fact that all the forms have information entered or not entered differently, missing ride times, PWC unit number assigned, phone numbers, second rider info, at this time there has been no progress in identifying the unknown female rider that struck Operator2.
  
  No information was available from the business rental staff that would further the information about the mechanics of the vessel accident.  No staff actually witnessed the accident.  There is some confliction in the story of who brought Operator2 back to shore. 
  
  I will be continuing to investigate information that is present on the eighteen (16) equipment rental releases uploaded/attached to this report.
  
  See ISR024398 - FWSB17OFF006753 for investigative follow-up reference PWC waivers for this day and time of this accident.
  
  All  vessel accident information regarding the vessels involved and mechanics of the crash as they are known are included in this Boating Accident Report.
  
  No other leads, witnesses or information present at this time.
  
  Victim received a large laceration, and blunt trauma injuries to his face and head.