RedactedNarrative: Two jet skis collided on the east side of Lake Minneola. Occupant of V2 was injured.
  
  I arrived at the hospital to interview Operator2. Operator2 was admitted to a room, was conscious, and agreed to give me a statement. She stated that she was sitting idle in the water on V2 when V1 hit her from the front. 
  
  She does not remember the crash but remembers being thrown into the water and then being transported, almost like she was blacked out from the impact. She stated that the whole right side of her upper body hurt ranging from her shoulder to her fingers. She has approximately 6 hours of operator experience on PWC’s, has taken a boaters safety course, and was wearing a PFD at the time of the accident. I spoke to the physician treating her and she suffered a fractured shoulder due to the accident.
  
  Based on my training, experience, and collection of evidence, I offer the following conclusion. Operator1 was in control of and in command of V1 and was responsible for its safe operation upon the waters of the state. V1 was traveling at rate of speed of 10-20 MPH at the time of impact and failed to maintain a proper lookout to avoid collision. V1 contacted while V2 was idle in the water striking the front right side of V2 with the bow eye of V1 resulting in the injury to Operator2. Operator1 is in violation of the navigation rules.
  