RedactedNarrative: On Sunday, December 20th, 2020, I Officer responded to vessel accident in the Bay between 79th street Bridge and the Julia Tuttle Cswy. I located the vessels and discovered a Jet Ski vs. Jet Ski accident. Both PWC's where being rented from the same company. 
  
   The operator of vessel one and the operator of vessel two where both uninjured, while the passenger from vessel one suffered bruised ribs and minor back pain. The passenger was transported to Mount Sinai Medical Center by a nearby vessel. 
  
  I was also informed that Operator1 was renting the PWC and Operator2 was an employee with the rental company. Neither operators suffered any injuries. I inspected both PWC's involved in the accident and found no damage. After speaking with both parties I was informed that Operator1 was operating vessel one in the Bay with V1 occupant on board as her passenger. 
  
  Operator1 came to a complete stop on the PWC and began drifting with no propulsion from the PWC. While vessel one sat completely still in the water vessel two operated by Operator2 pulled up to vessel one and came down off plane before reaching vessel one and turned his vessel to the starboard side. 
  
  While moving at very little to no speed (drifting) vessel two's Port side made contact with vessel one's Starboard side. Operator1 stated she continued to operate afterwards without any problems until V1 occupant begun to feel pain in her back and requested to be taken back to the renter's vessel. 
  
   V1 occupant later was asked by the rental owner if she would like to be transported to the Hospital? V1 occupant refused until a short period later claiming she would like to go. V1 occupant was transported to Mount Sini Medical Center and received cat scans. I called V1 occupant the following day and she informed me she was in minor pain and that she suffered from bruised ribs and a possible hair line fracture.  
  