RedactedNarrative: V1 struck victim. V1 left the scene.
  
  He stated that he and his wife were at the sandbar on the ocean side of Bear Cut Bridge and were standing in approximately waist deep water next to their PWC. He and Subject1 were both watching a group of three other PWC’s nearby that were operating dangerously in close proximity to other vessels and people nearby. Two of the PWC’s had single operators and one of the PWC’s had an operator and a passenger, all males. One of the PWC’s was bright green in color and the other two were dark blue or black in color. 
  
  	Subject2 stated that the three PWC’s were getting very close to him and Subject1, and were doing donuts and high-speed maneuvers. The green PWC, which only had a single operator, made a sharp turn and the operator ejected himself into the water. 
  
  Subject2 observed that the safety lanyard was still attached to the PWC and the PWC continued travelling directly towards him and Subject1. One of the other PWC’s with two people onboard maneuvered towards the green PWC and the passenger jumped onto it attempting to gain control. The subject successfully boarded the green PWC but was unable to avoid the collision. 
  
  The green PWC struck Subject1 in the head and right shoulder, pushing her into her own PWC. Subject2 stated that the subject who jumped on the green PWC circled back around and asked if they were okay. Subject2 told the subject that they had called 911 for help. By this time, one of the other PWC’s had picked up the man who ejected himself into the water. Moments after the group of PWC’s was informed that 911 had been called, all three PWC’s turned and left the scene at a high rate of speed.
  