RedactedNarrative: The vessels were leaving Big Pass Sandbar when the accident occurred. V1 carrying operator 1 and passenger 1 were traveling in an unknown direction at approximately 15mph in Big Pass while they waited for their tour guide to leave the sandbar and begin leading them back to Siesta Key Jet Ski Rentals. At the same time V2 carrying operator OP2 and passenger 2 were idling in the pass awaiting the tour guide as well. While OP1 was maneuvering V1 a lack attention caused him to not see V2 idling in front of him until it was too late to avoid collision. V1 struck V2 with its bow on V2’s starboard side. 
  	During the collision all persons involved were ejected from the PWC’s. It then became apparent PAX 2 was injured during the accident. At this time, the involved parties began yelling and signaling for help. A nearby vessel saw the commotion and motored over to assist. Good samaritan was able to assist PAX 2 onto his vessel and transport her to Marina Jack’s where EMS was waiting to transport her to Sarasota Memorial Hospital (SMH). 
  	PAX 2 received treatment at SMH for minor injuries to her right side. Officer with FWC, obtained a written statement from PAX 2 while at SMH. These injuries included lacerations to her lower legs and contusions to her abdomen/ribs. All other persons involved were uninjured.; PAX 2:Subject was treated for lower leg and rib injuries to her right side at Sarasota Memorial Hospital.
  