RedactedNarrative: On March 21, 2015 a vessel accident occurred in the Atlantic Ocean approximately 1/2 mile offshore. Vessel 1 approached too closely to Vessel 2 on her port side due to operators failing to maintain a proper look out. Vessel 2 made an evasive maneuver which threw the operator off of vessel 2. Vessel 1 collided with vessel 2 and also ran over the operator of vessel 2. Vessel 2 operator injuries consisted of being knocked unconscious, ingesting water, and sustaining a minor neck injury. 
  
  While cruising, Operator1 advised that he noticed Operator2 off of his starboard side riding next to him and that Operator2 took and abrupt turn starboard which caused a spray of water to hit Operator1 in his face. Operator1 advised that he couldn’t see for a short period of time and when he was able to see again he was colliding with Operator2’s PWC, and ramping off of the side of it. Operator1 then advised that he was airborne and saw Operator2 in the water but was unable to avoid landing on top of him. After colliding with Operator2, Operator1 grabbed ahold of Operator2 as he was unconscious, face down in the water and turned him over face up. Operator1 advised that after approximately 30 seconds Operator2 was semi-conscious and repeating “help me” multiple times. Operator1 then advised that some people on shore had noticed the distress they were in and three or four people swam out and helped Operator2 ashore where he collapsed on the beach awaiting EMS. An unidentified Good Samaritan then assisted Operator1 in transporting the PWC’s back to Phil Foster boat ramp.; Operator2 suffered Whiplash from neck injury. Salt water in lungs. Bloated. Placed unconscious by St. Mary's hospital to recover from water intake.