RedactedNarrative: On Sunday May 28, 2017, at around 4:45 p.m., I responded to a boating accident with minor injuries involving a 10’ Yamaha PWC (V01) and a 10’ Sea-Doo PWC (V02).  The accident occurred on Lake Isis near 1311 N. Lake Isis Drive in Avon Park.    At around 5:30 p.m., I received a written statement from Operator1, who was the operator of the Yamaha at the time of the accident.  In his statement he explained while riding the Yamaha he noticed the Sea-Doo on the far southwest corner of the lake. His daughter, who was riding with him as a passenger, asked him if he could make some waves.  He proceeded to make several doughnut maneuvers and on his 5th turn, he noticed the bow of the Sea-Doo headed directly toward them at a 45-degree angle.  He reached back with his right arm and pushed his daughter into the water as he was knocked into the water as well.  He stated that he observed the Sea-Doo going over the top of the Yamaha.  He located his daughter, who was a short distance away and they were helped back to shore by family members. 
  
  At around 6:30 p.m., I received a written statement form Operator2, who was the operator of the Sea-Doo at the time of the accident.  Operator2 is a juvenile and her aunt was present during the interview.  In her statement, Operator2 explained that she observed the operator of the Yamaha making a turn and guessed that he did not see her.  She stated that she accidentally crashed into him and observed the passenger on the Yamaha being pushed off by the operator.  She stated that the operator of the Yamaha was hurt
  
  V1 occupant- the inside of her right knee (kneecap) and the inside of her right ankle had been bruised.  ; Operator1- his liver and right lung had been bruised.
  