RedactedNarrative: On July 6, 2017 at approximately 1444 hours, Operator1 and Operator2 were operating 2 personal watercraft in the Main Bay area of Bartlett Lake directly out from the Jojoba Boat Ramp.  
  
  They were both operating recklessly.  Operator1 stated, they were, "DOING CIRCLES [AND] SPLASHING EACH OTHER."  At one point the 2 personal watercraft collided.  Both Operator1 and Operator2 were ejected from the personal watercraft; Operator1 stated he came off of the back of the personal watercraft.  Operator2 did not know how she was ejected from the watercraft but stated she ended up in the water.  
  
  Based on the damage observed on the 2 personal watercraft I believe the 2 personal watercraft collided in a side to side manner.  They most likely collided with each other rather than one personal watercraft colliding with the other.
  
  The damage received by the watercraft Operator1 was operating was significantly greater.  There was a fairly large puncture to the hull and the personal watercraft had taken on a significant amount of water.  
  
  The personal watercraft operated by Operator2 had an approximate 6 inch crack in the front of the hull as well as cosmetic damage to the moulding on the left side.  I took photographs of the damage received by both personal watercraft.  These photographs have been submitted into evidence at the MCSO District 4 Sub-Station.  
  
  Both Operator1 and Operator2 complained of minor bruising injuries (not beyond first aid).  Rural Metro (R821) fire personnel responded (Run#17165969); both Operator1 and Operator2, via their parents, refused medical attention from fire personnel.
  
  I elected to not cite either Operator1 or Operator2 for ARS 5-350.C (Reckless Operation) given their extremely young age.  Furthermore, I elected not to cite Operator2 or her father for ARS 5-341.E or 5-341.F (Operation < 12yo Age / Allowing).  Both Operator1, Operator2, and the father of both children all promised to enroll in a Boating Safety Class.
  
  Report taken for informational purposes.