RedactedNarrative: V1 was driving approximately 5 miles per hour, turned 180 degrees, and the bow of V1 crashed into the bow of V2. At the time of the collision, the operator of V2 stated that he was going approximately 5 miles per hour.
  On Tuesday, July 11, 2022, at approximately 1454 hours, Vessel 1 (V1) a 10-foot Bombardier Personal Watercraft was approximately 500 yards offshore on the oceanside of mile marker 96. Vessel 2 (V2) an 11-foot Yamaha personal watercraft was following behind V1. They headed out toward the oceanside. According to witness statements, V1 was driving approximately 5 miles per hour, turned 180 degrees, and the bow of V1 crashed into the bow of V2. At the time of the collision, the operator of V2 stated that he was going approximately 5 miles per hour. The operator of V1 was later identified as OP1. The operator of V2 was later identified as OP2. Neither operator sustained injuries from the accident. 
  FWC responded to rental company in Key Largo via patrol vehicle on July 12, 2022, due to the delayed report. Upon arrival, FWC spoke with the livery operator. 
  Livery operator showed the officer the two personal watercrafts involved in the accident. While on scene, Officer obtained photographs of the damage to V1 and V2. V1 had compression damage in the fiberglass across the bow measuring at approximately six inches in length and one inch in width. The black plastic protective covering on the bow of V1 was partially unattached and only hanging on by the fastener on the port side. The damages to V2 were minimal and consisted of minor compression damage in the fiberglass on the bow. 
  All events were captured on body worn camera and  took digital photographs. All events occurred in Monroe County State of Florida.
  Nothing further.
  