RedactedNarrative: On July 3, 2016 at approximately 19:26 I Officer1 with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission responded to a boating accident that happened at Jupiter Inlet. Two jet skis collided right side to right side. The white male on vessel one was ejected and the Hispanic female and male on vessel two were also ejected. All three sustained injuries. 
  
  Operator2 stated that he and his girlfriend were traveling back into the ICW from the inlet on the north side going an estimated speed of 25mph on plane. He saw three jet skis traveling towards him about 200 yards away also on plane. He stated that he moved to the right to get out of the way and one of the jet skis moving towards him moved to the left so they were head on. The two skis collided right side to right side and all three occupants were thrown into the water. Passenger1 had to have surgery to fix her broken right leg and Operator2 suffered a shoulder injury and contusion to right hip. Officer2 arrived at Jupiter Inlet boat rentals at approximately 20:13 which was closed but he was able to locate a jet ski (FLXXXXXX) that had damage to its right side. He took photos of the damage and taped it off with crime scene tape. On July 4, 2016 Officer2 and I met at Jupiter Inlet boat rentals to speak with the manager. The manager stated that Operator1 did not show up to work and that two of their employees were out with him on the jet skis at the time of the accident. The manager also stated they took the jet skis out after hours without consent. I spoke with the two employees, subject1 and subject2. Subject1 stated that he, his little brother (subject2), and Operator1 took the jet skis out after work. That they were at the mouth of the inlet together, then Operator1 came up to them and told them to head back to the rental place. When they reached the slow speed zone, Operator1 proceeded to follow another jet ski to a different area.  Subject1 stated that the three of them took the jet skis out after work and were doing loops in the inlet. That Operator1 came to a complete stop, and Subject1 sprayed him in the face, Operator1 wiped his eyes and throttled into another jet ski. Subject1 said he saw the man helping the woman get back onto the jet ski. When they asked Operator1 what happened, he told them "to go back to the dock and he would take care of it". About twenty minutes later Operator1 showed up to the dock stating that his back and legs were hurting. After interviewing Subject1 and Subject2 I received a call from dispatch that Operator1 was trying to make contact with me. At approximately 11:03 Officer2 and I arrived at Operator1s address to get a statement. Operator1 stated that he had just got home from receiving medical treatment for injuries sustained during the accident. Operator1 said they were riding the jet skis heading West from Jupiter Inlet and another jet ski was following too close so he slowed down and made a slow right turn to avoid other boats. He noticed he was not moving fast enough and saw a jet ski heading straight at him. He said he could not get his ski up on plane fast enough and collided with the other ski and was ejected. After the accident he followed them back to the dock, told Resident1 his name and number and let her take photos of him and the ski, then proceeded to head back to Jupiter Inlet boat rentals.; Operator2 (operator of vessel 2) suffered contusion to right hip and injury to shoulder.; Passenger1 (passenger on vessel 2) suffered a broken right leg and had to have surgery.; Operator1 (operator of vessel 1) suffered strained back and contusions.