RedactedNarrative: Juvenile report
  V1 and V2 were both approximately 300 yards off Venice Beach in the Gulf of Mexico. V1 headed north and V2 headed west. While V1 was traveling north, V1 and V2 collided with V1’s bow and V2’s port side. V2’s operator was able to jump off prior to collision, but the passenger remained on V2 and individuals left side was impacted by V1.
  Based on evidence and information gathered to date, V1 was traveling north at approximately 15 to 20 mph and V2 was traveling west at approximately 10 to 15 mph, in the Gulf of Mexico near Venice Beach. Due to the lack of experience and improper look out of the operator of V1, in turn contributed to the collision of V1’s bow with V2’s midship port side. Resulting in damages to V1, V2 and injuries to the occupant of V2.
  
  The occupant of V2 sustained the following injuries:
  
  Fractured left hip, which required immediate surgery by placing a metal rod into his left hip socket and securing it with two bolts.
  
  