RedactedNarrative: On 10/3/2015 around 1600 hrs while on patrol, I responded to a call for service in reference to a boating accident with injuries involving two Personal Watercraft (PWC's) that had occurred in the vicinity of 100 to 150 yards east of Collins Avenue and 25th Street. I also got further information through our communications center that both PWC's involved in the accident (later identified as V1: FL2153PU, V2: FL0307PY) were rented out from a livery located at 52nd Street and Collins Avenue in Miami Beach. I  proceeded to go to the location of the livery to conduct my investigation. Once I arrived on scene I contacted the livery manager who informed me that one person was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital. I asked the manager on scene if he had any further information regarding the accident and he referred me to the tour guide that was present when the accident had occurred.
  
  I contacted Guide who was also on scene and asked him what had happened. Guide told me that that it was a routine tour with a total of 6 (six) PWC's. On their way back to base Guide noticed that two of the PWC's were stopped in the vicinity of 25 Street and Collins Avenue. Guide went to see if they were OK when he noticed that one of the PWC's was damaged and that Operator2 was complaining about pain in his right leg. Guide stated that he noticed the PWC's immediately since he warned them several times prior to the accident not to drive too close to each other. Guide also said that they were making sharp turns in very close proximity and were trying to spray each other. Guide assisted the PWC's to land.
  
  After interviewing Guide I talked to the owner of the livery, who told me that the injured party (Operator2) was the person who made the reservations for the group rental and his information was the only one on the liveries records. I asked Owner if he could provide me with information regarding the operator of the striking vessel. Owner said that they had only a name as the operator and no further information.
  
  I proceeded to Mount Sinai Hospital to check on Operator2 and get his statement. Upon arrival I contacted Operator2 who was very upset and irritated that I was responding "too late". Operator2 said that he was in pain and he just wanted to go home. He stated several times that he had no idea what had happened and who the operator of the striking vessel was. Operator2 was extremely uncooperative and denied to give a detailed statement.       ; OPERATOR2 was taken to the hospital and released within few hours. He had bruising on his right upper leg.
   