 I learned there had been a boating accident that involved injuries on Lake Nasworthy. Due to call notes advising that the possible victims were still in the water near the location given I responded to the Police Departments boat house to respond on the patrol boat. Myself and Officer arrived and were flagged down at the boat dock. I observed several subjects on scene who were in the water, along with jet skis and a boat. 
I exited off the patrol boat onto land and observed two male subjects who were both on a jet ski being assisted by subjects on scene. The two males later identified both had visible injuries O2 was bleeding from the forehead, he was assisted off and onto land. O1 was complaining of arm pain and had scratches to his right upper arm, he was also assisted off the jet ski and onto land. 
Medics arrived and began to administer first aid, during this I learned the jet skis on scene that were involved Vessel #1 TX () and Vessel #2 TX () were rentals. I made contact with the owner of Water Dawgs and asked her to come and retrieve the jet skis. I informed the owner who arrived and took possession that officers would respond to their office and continue the investigation. I found the jet skis did not appear to sustain any observable damage, other than Vessel #2 TX that had a missing right mirror and it was unknown what came into contact with it, causing it to break off. 
No witnesses to the accident were located, contact was made, who were on scene at the listed residence. Both stated they did not see the initial accident but observed the two males in the water and assisted them to the location given by dispatch. 

Both were transported to Shannon Hospital Downtown by medics for further treatment. I left the scene and responded to continue my investigation. I spoke to O1 who was on Vessel #1 TX() following behind O2 about 50-60ft. He stated he quickly observed a wake in front of him and could see that he was about to make contact with the jet ski O2 was operating, so he quickly steered to the right this causing him to be ejected off. He stated that he got back onto his jet ski and observed O2 floating face up and bleeding from his head, so he went over and assisted him onto his jet ski and placed him in front of him. They arrived to the dock where officers made contact with them. I asked O1 how he sustained his cuts to his arm and he stated that he does not know how it happened. 
O2 stated he was traveling around 30-35 mph and observed a boat quickly move in front of him, to avoid contact he quickly steered to the left. This causing him to be ejected over the top of the jet ski and into the water. O2 stated he blacked out and does not know how he further injured himself. 
It appeared that both subjects sustained non life threatening injuries at this time, so I left the hospital and went back into service. At the conclusion of my investigation I was unable to determine if the jet skis had made contact with one another or determine a violation that may of contributed to the accident. No citations were issued. With the injuries sustained by both operators it appeared that they may of came into with one another but its unknown. There were no witnesses located and both subjects advised they could not recall how the injuries were sustained.
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