RedactedNarrative: On September 3, 2017 at approximately 1230 hours I was on the water to the West of Shady Creek Marina when I noticed two unoccupied PWCs floating in the water.  I viewed two males floating in the water about 20 yards from where the PWCs were.  There was a boat in front of me which pulled up to the two males in the water and started waving his arms in my direction.  I pulled up to the males and asked what happened and was told by the male later identified as Operator1 that they hit each other and he might have broken his leg.  I loaded him onto my boat and the other male named Operator2.  
  
  I asked the two if they had anything to drink today and Operator1 stated he had one beer about 2 hours ago and Operator2 stated he had one beer about an hour ago.  I left my boat holder with the PWCs in the water while I took the occupants to the marina.  I notified dispatch and had them send EMS to Shady Creek Marina.  Once in the marina, I spoke with Operator1 and Operator2 about how the accident occurred.  
  
  Operator1 stated they were both driving beside each other towards the dam.  Operator1 stated he was a little bit in front of Operator2.  Operator1 said he saw a boat driving towards them so he veered to the right to avoid the boat and saw Operator2 doing the same.  Operator1 stated he saw Operator2 was taking a harder angle than he was and hollered at him but Operator2 never heard and ran into the back portion of his PWC.  
  
  Operator1 and Operator2 were then thrown from their PWCs from the impact and into the water.  Operator1 stated he hit his leg on his PWC when he fell off and was pretty sure he broke his leg.  I asked Operator2 if he had anything to add to the incident and Operator2 stated it was pretty accurate.  I asked them if they would consent to a PBT test and both provided me a sample with Operator1 testing at .000 and Operator2 at .017.  After I released Operator1 to EMS, I took Operator2 back to the PWCs and returned them to shore where they were staying.  I collected the information and took pictures of the PWCs.
  