RedactedNarrative: Vessel 2, a PWC occupied by a father and juvenile daughter, had slowed to a stop in open waters to fix the daughter's hat.  Vessel 1, a PWC operated by another adult family member who had no experience operating vessels, failed to see Vessel 2 stop and collided the front of his borrowed PWC into the rear of Vessel 2.  There was a large cooler attached to the stern platform of Vessel 2 that took the brunt of the impact.  The female juvenile passenger was ejected from the PWC and landed in the water.  She suffered water in the lungs and head trauma.  She was airlifted to a Miami hospital for advanced treatment but was expected to make a full recovery.  ; 
  OP2: Subject suffered a laceration above his left eye but refused medical treatment.  Suspected to have been caused when his forehead hit the steering column/handles on his PWC.; 
  PAX 2:Subject was riding on the back of a PWC that had a cooler mounted behind her.  Another PWC ramped up on the back of PWC victim was passenger on.  Victim was ejected from the PWC and was initially diagnosed with head injuries (blood coming from ears) and lung issues (fluid detected) with some foam coming from the mouth.  Victim was reported to have been unconscious in the water until rescued shortly after impact.    
  Per ICU Doctor at Nicholas Children's Hospital, Miami, the day after incident the lungs were completely clear but the victim was having vision issues due to a concussion that was putting pressure on the optic nerves.  Victim was starting vision therapy to correct the issue.  This was not believed to be permanent physical impairment. 
  