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  On September 5th, 2019, I, Officer along with Lieutenant of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) responded to a boat accident on lake Cecile behind the Howard Johnson Hotel at the Extreme Jet Ski of Orlando rental company. Vessel one was a black multi colored 2019 Sea-Doo Jet Ski (#29) with one occupant. Vessel two was a black multi colored 2019 Sea-Doo Jet Ski (#30) with occupant. Vessel two was traveling approximately 25-30 mph North on the lake when the operator turned the vessel sharply to the port side and into the path of vessel one. Vessel one impacted vessel two at approximately a 90 degree angle (plus or minus 10 degrees). Both operators were admitted to Osceola Regional Hospital. The estimated damage to both Vessels is approximately $2000. 
  
  I met with Operator1 and Operator2 at Osceola Regional Hospital. I spoke with Operator1 and asked him about the accident. Operator1 advised me that he and his daughter had been involved in a jet ski accident on Lake Cecile. He advised that he and his daughter had rented two jet skis at Extreme Jet Ski rentals. Operator1 advised that operator2 had failed the required boating safety test the first attempt. He stated that after the first attempt the owner of the jet ski rental sat down with his daughter and helped her take the test to pass. After his daughter passed the safety test they headed out onto Lake Cecile for two sessions. 
  
  On the second session in the East corner of Lake Cecile Vessel two turned sharply to the port side causing Vessel one to strike it at approximately a 90 degree angle (plus or minus 10 degrees) on the port side. Operator1 was ejected over the handlebars of vessel one and hit the port side of vessel two before ending up in the water. Operator2 was not ejected from vessel two.
  
  Two workers at the jet ski rental witnessed the accident and went out on the lake to assist the two operators back to shore. Once Operator1 and Operator2 were back at shore they were taken to Osceola Regional Hospital by ambulance.
  
  Operator1 was admitted to Osceola Regional with lacerations of the right and left forearms as well as the forehead and scalp. He also presented with symptoms of dizziness and left back pain.
  
  Operator2 was admitted to Osceola Regional Hospital with lower back pain, left arm laceration, a right lower leg burn, possible fractured pelvis, and left leg pain.
  
  Operator1 and Operator2 both provided sworn written statements.
  
  
  