RedactedNarrative: On June 14, 2014, I was dispatched to the Atlanta Yacht Club in Cherokee County in reference to a personal watercraft incident.  Upon arriving at the scene, the Cherokee County EMTs had the injured in stable condition.  I interviewed the brother.  He stated that he and his brother were returning from the fuel docks and when they got back to the no-wake zone there was a miscommunication on the direction of travel.  Operator1 made a sharp turn to the right to remain in the main body of the lake when Operator2 continued on into the no-wake zone.  Operator2 stated that he noticed Operator1 make the turn, but did not have enough time to avoid a collision with his brother's personal watercraft.  After the collision, Operator1 was knocked from his vessel and laid unconscious in the water.  Operator2 immediately jumped in to assist with the injuries of his brother until the EMTs arrived on the scene.  Operator1 is still at Kennestone Hospital in the Intensive Care Unit recovering from his first surgery and waiting for a second surgery after he becomes more stable.         
  
  *** I, DNR Sgt., went to Kennestone Hospital to check on the injured parties.  I spoke with Operator2 who was one of the operators.  He stated that he and his Brother had stopped to talk near the no wake area.  He stated when they started back up, they both increased speed fast.  He stated his Brother turned in front of him and he hit him in the side of the PWC.  He stated he went over the PWC knocking his Brother into the water.  He stated he also came off his PWC.  He stated his Brother was face down in the water and had his PFD on.  He stated he turned his Brother over and assisted him.
  
  I also checked with medical personnel.  They stated he had a broken femur bone and pelvis bone and internal bleeding.  They stated they were attempting to stabilize him for further medical treatment.
  
  I saw not indications of alcohol use during the interview.