RedactedNarrative: A boating accident involving two personal vessels. The operator of vessel #1 (V1), was traveling west in open water approximately 3 miles from the Jupiter Inlet. The operator of vessel #2 (V2), was drifting while fishing facing north. 
  
  V1 was traveling between 30-40 miles per hour when they struck V2 on the left side near the front of the boat. V1 tried to slow down and turn to miss V2 but couldn’t. No injuries were sustained to either operator or passengers. V1 sustained minor damage, I estimate V1 has approximately $1,000 in damage while V2 had major damage. V2 hull integrity seemed to be compromised and I estimate that the vessel hull was totaled, estimating $80,000 in damage. 
  
  Operator V1 explained to me that she was driving the boat and they were heading west in open water back to Jupiter Inlet. While traveling west, she stated that the sun glare on the boat windshield temporary blocked her from being able to see. When she was able to regain sight, she saw that a vessel was drifting in front of them. She throttled down and turned the vessel to her right side striking the vessel in front of her.
  