RedactedNarrative: Investigation Revealed:
  Based upon my on-scene investigation, damage sustained to both PWC's, and evidence observed, I determined that Operator1 was operating, without a NJSP Boating Safety Certificate, a black 2009 Yamaha FX SHO PWC in a westerly direction on the Metedeconk River.  
  
  Operator2 was operating, without a NJSP Boating Safety Certificate, a black 2009 Yamaha FX SHO PWC in an easterly direction on the Metedeconk River.  In the area approximately 50-100 ft south of the dock the front of the Operator2 Yamaha struck the front of the Operator1 Yamaha.  The Operator2 Yamaha traveled over the Operator1 Yamaha, from the left bow area to the right stern area, resulting in Driver Operator1 being struck by the Operator2 Yamaha.  The occupants of both PWC's were ejected during this crash. 
  
  Conclusion:
  
   The cause of this crash can be limited to the pre crash driving actions of Operator1 and Operator2.  Driver Operator1 failed to operate his PWC with due caution and circumspection, and was likely to endanger person or property, specifically by making an abrupt turn, resulting in his PWC changing directions and entering the path of the Operator2 Yamaha.  
  
  Driver Operator2 failed to operate his PWC with due caution and circumspection and was likely to endanger person or property, specifically by operating the Operator2 Yamaha at an unsafe distance to the Operator1 Yamaha.  Additionally, both operators were operating their respective PWC's without NJSP Boating Safety Certificates in direct violation of NJSA 12:7-61.  
  
  Furthermore, both Operator1 and Operator2 were operating their PWC's at a speed above that which is allowed within 200 feet of a dock, in direct violation of NJSA 13:82-1.7(b)2.  The owner of both Yamahas allowed both Driver Operator1 and Driver Operator2 to operate the PWCs knowing that they did not successfully complete a boater safety course, in direct violation of NJSA 12:7-61(5)f.
  
  Driver Operator1 sustained serious head injuries as a result of the crash.  He also suffered a broken left wrist.  Passenger suffered a broken left femur as a result of the crash. Driver Operator2 was treated and released for complaint of pain.  All were transported to Jersey Shore University Medical Center and treated for their injuries.