RedactedNarrative: On April 7th, 2021 I responded to a boating accident involving two PWCs. V1 ran up the back of V2 causing the operator and rider of V2 to fall into the water. V2 had damage to the handlebars. V1 had no damage. 
  
  After obtaining written statements from all subjects involved, we concluded:
  V2 had just entered the ICW heading south from their canal off Plumosa Dr. Operator2 and V2 occupant were riding together on V2. Two people were riding on the PWC behind V2 and witnessed the accident. The V2 subjects stated they had seen 4 other PWCs further down the ICW.
  
  Operator2 stated that he had looked back to check on his daughters. At that time Operator2 saw Operator1 on V1. Operator1 was operating his PWC so close to Operator2 that a wake had pushed him into Operator2 and V2 occupant. Operator1 had hit V2 on the back side, throwing V2 occupant into the water and breaking the handlebars for steerage. 
  
  Operator2 then jumped into the water to rescue V2 occupant and safely swim her to the shoreline. Once, everyone was safe they all relocated back to the V2 subjects residence and waited for law enforcement to respond. At this time, V2 occupant realized she had possibly injured her right arm and hip. Also, Operator2’s right elbow had swollen up. EMS arrived and evaluated V2 occupant. Operator2 and V2 occupant were later transported to Baptist Medical Center at the Beaches by a family member. 
  
  Note: All subjects were wearing appropriate life jackets. 
  
  	I spoke with Operator1 and he stated that the wake was unexpected and that he was inexperienced operating a PWC. Operator1 also stated that this was his second time operating the PWC. I also performed a boating safety inspection. Operator1 had all the correct safety gear that was needed.
  
  	At approximately 1945 hours, I then went to Baptist Medical Center to speak with V2 occupant. V2 occupant was still in the waiting room. V2 occupant was unable to write a statement, but she made a verbal statement which was obtained on my Getac Body Camera. V2 occupant has deep bruising on her arm and hip. No broken bones.
  
  	After receiving treatment from Baptist Medical Center, both Operator2 and V2 occupant ended up having deep contusions in the injured areas.  
  
  Operator2 was stuck by another PWC. The PWC hit Operator2 just above the right elbow. EMS examined Operator2. Later, Operator2 went to Baptist Medical Center at Beaches on his own. 
  
  V2 occupant was stuck by another PWC. The PWC had hit her in her right arm and right hip. EMS arrived and evaluated her onscene. Later, V2 occupant was transported by her family to Baptist Medical Center at beaches in Jacksonville, FL.