RedactedNarrative: While on a jet ski tour in North Pinellas County, V1 was struck by another jet ski that was involved in the tour(V2). Allegedly V2 hit V1 in the stern and struck the victim causing her to be ejected into the water. 
  No body was able to determine who the operator of vessel two was or the vessels registration numbers.
  OP1 stated to me that while on the tour near Honeymoon Island, he was slowing down when another jet ski who was behind him in line, rear ended his jet ski causing his mother to be hit and thrown in the water. VICTIM was said to have been unconscious in the water for five to ten seconds. VICTIM was pulled over to a close by sandbar. The jet ski that allegedly struck VICTIM had ejected its riders and was still running even with the kill lanyard removed. I identified the tour guide, GUIDE stated to me that when he looked back, he saw VICTIM in the water while two boys were swimming her over to the sandbar. GUIDE stated that he went right over to VICTIM and preformed an assessment on her. He stated to me he was a registered nurse and wanted to check the extent of her injury’s. GUIDE offered to put VICTIM on his jet ski, take her to a waiting truck to help her get to medical attention quicker. VICTIM was picked up by Dunedin Fire Rescue, transported back to land and then taken to Bay Front Hospital. VICTIM injurys were a collapsed lung, broken ribs and slipped disk in her back. The victim had multiple broken ribs, a popped lung, hurt back and neck along with other bruises.
  