RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 owned both personal watercraft involved in the incident. He had met the Operator and Passenger of PWC #2 for the first time that day, and he let them drive one of his PWCs (#2). Operator #1 stated he was "going 30 mph" when PWC #2 "came out of nowhere," hit his PWC (#1), and PWC #2 went up and over the handlebars of PWC #1. The Passenger on PWC #1 said they were driving straight when PWC #2 hit them. She said it happened "really fast."
  A Witness to the incident was in another boat in the area. He saw both PWCs operating in the bay when one PWC (#2) hit a wave and hit the other PWC (#1) at a 45-degree angle. He saw a female in the water (Operator #2) and she was face down. He said an adult male got in the water and flipped her to her back. The Witness drove his boat over to the injured party and loaded her on his boat and brought her to the landing, where fire fighters treated her. She was transported to the hospital by ambulance. Deputies attempted to talk to her at the hospital. She stated she did not remember anything that happened.
  Life jackets were being worn by all involved. Alcohol was a factor. There was damage to both personal watercraft and they are both a Total Loss.
  