RedactedNarrative: On June 29, 2021 at approximately 1350 hours a vessel accident involving two vessels, occurred on Juniper Creek, Marion County, FL.. The accident was not reported immediately,  but three hours later. Investigators made initial contact with both operators by telephone. He learned no one was severely injured but there was property damage exceeding $2,000. 
  V-1 was traveling west bound, upstream on Juniper Creek.V-2 was traveling east bound, downstream on Juniper Creek. V-1 was traveling in the middle of the creek as it approached a blind corner. V-2 rounded the corner on the right side of the creek. In attempt to avoid collision, V-1 and V-2 operators steered their vessels to their starboard side. However, V-2 was already as far to the shoreline that it could safely be and was struck by V-1. The port side of V-1’s bow collided with the port side of V-2’s stern. The impact ejected the operator and occupant of V-2 into the shallow water. 
  No major injuries were reported. Additional information in detailed report. Victim as 34 weeks pregnant when the accident occurred. She broke her toe when she landed in the water as she was ejected from the vessel. The next day she went to the hospital to make sure her pregnancy was unaffected, which it was. Her toe was not addressed, as there isn't much that can be done for a broken toe.
  