RedactedNarrative: On Sunday September 20th, 2020 at approximately 1530 hours, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) Dispatch Center received a complaint in reference to two Personal Watercrafts (PWC) that collided near Fisher Island in Miami Dade County, Florida.  The passenger of the struck PWC was transported to Jackson Ryder Trauma Center with a broken femur on her left leg.
  
  
  Ofc. spoke with one of the livery tour guides who witnessed the accident.  Guide stated he and another tour guide were on a jet ski tour with four customer jet skis near Fisher Island and he had just signaled the PWC riders to stop. He stated the first PWC arrived next to him and he then saw V2 come to a stop approximately 50 yards west of him. The tour guide in the back saw that V1 was not slowing down and sped up to make contact with them. He stated the operator of V1 was looking back at his passenger and the other tour guide.  The operator of V1 continued his forward motion and collided with V2, striking the PWC and the rear passenger on the port side.
  
  While Ofc. spoke with the tour guide, I photographed the two PWC’s involved in the collision and conducted a vessel safety gear inspection.  All necessary safety gear was present and in working order.
  
  Ofc. spoke then with the operator of V1.  Operator1 stated he was on a jet ski tour and one of the tour guides was telling the group to go and the other tour guide was giving the signal to stop. He stated he was looking at the tour guide off to the side that was giving verbal directions, and he didn’t see that the other PWC’s had stopped. Operator1 stated his passenger was telling him to look forward and as he did, he saw that V2 was stopped in front of him and it was too late for him to turn away and he struck V2 on the left side.
  
  Victim admitted to Jackson Ryder Trauma Center for a broken left femur that was protruding through the skin.
  