RedactedNarrative: Vessel 2 was traveling south in gulf waters and came to a complete stop when its operator observed vessel 1 traveling 5-10 mph in circles. 
  
  Vessel 1 continued its course north upon exiting the curve and its starboard side collided with the starboard side of vessel 2 striking the right legs/feet of both the operator and occupant of vessel 2. 
  
  I followed up and called both of them that evening at approximately 2100 hours to check on their welfare and ask additional questions for my report. 
  
  Operator2 stated she was operating vessel 2 and watched vessel 1 "do a donut" then turn toward her and hit her vessel. She said she was completely stopped since she did not know how vessel 1 was going to maneuver. She stated vessel 1 hit her right leg/ankle area. She stated the doctor said she had a bruised, right fibia and a right ankle sprain. 
  
  I next spoke with v2 occupant who advised she was also hit by vessel 1 in her right leg and complained that her right center foot had a "burning" sensation, and she couldn't put any weight on it yet. She said she was not admitted to the hospital and did not receive medical treatment. 
  