RedactedNarrative: June 28, 2020 at 1421 Hrs: 
  On the above date and time, I responded to a vessel accident involving two personal water crafts (PWC). The incident occurred in the Raritan Bay adjacent to 250 Beachway Avenue, approximately 150 yards off shore. Upon arrival, I was advised by family members that both PW C's were no longer at the scene and were headed towards Keyport Municipal Marina to remove the PWC's from the water. I spoke with subject who stated that her brother-in-law, Victim #1 was a passenger on Vessel #1 and was injured during the crash, where he sustained a possible broken right leg. I was advised by Keansburg Police Department that Victim had already been transported to Bayshore Hospital by Keansburg Ems. 
  
  I later met with the operators of Vessel #1 and Vessel #2 at Keyport Municipal Marina.
   
  Operator #1 stated in effect: (Victim #1) was seated behind me on the waverunner. We were going straight slowly. I saw the other wave runner to my right coming at me and hit me. Victim was hurt so I brought him back. 
  
  Operator #2 stated in effect: I was going straight around 10 mph maybe. All of a sudden I hit the other wave runner. He was coming from my left. It happened really fast. 
  
  Investigation revealed: The operators and victim of Vessels #1 and #2 were friends and family and were operating in a group during the crash. Vessels #1 and #2 were operating in the Raritan Bay in Keansburg, approximately 150 yards off shore. 
  
  Vessel #1 was traveling east, and Vessel #2 were traveling north, perpendicular to each other. Vessels #1 and #2 collided, causing both occupants of Vessel #1 and the single occupant of Vessel #2 to get ejected into the water. Vessel #2 impacted Vessel #1 on the starboard side. 
  
  Damage was observed on the starboard side of Vessel #1 and bow of Vessel #2. Victim #1 was the rear passenger on Vessel #1 and sustained a right leg injury after the crash. Operator #1 brought Victim #1 back to shore where he was met by Keansburg Ems and transported to Bayshore Hospital for treatment. During operation,Vessel #1 failed to yield right of way to Vessel #2. In addition, Vessel #2 did not use due caution during operation and failed to observe Vessel #1 in front of him just prior to the crash. 
  
  *Box 41 Registration*
  Vessel #1 was recently purchased and was unable to register due to Covid-19 DMV restrictions.
  