RedactedNarrative: On September 5, 2016 at approximately 1030hrs writer was dispatched to the Inlet Lot in Ocean City near the Ocean City Fishing Pier regarding a PWC accident. Upon arrival, the only occupant of the PWC had been transported to Atlantic General Hospital via Ocean City Fire Co ambulance. The PWC in question had already been pulled from the ocean and was in the sand just off of the parking lot. Writer met with personnel from the Ocean City Beach patrol. They advised that the PWC had come to close to the fishing pier and the rough seas had pushed the PWC into the pilings from the pier.
  
  Writer observed impact damage to the starboard side of the PWC and damage to the steering console. Photos were taken of the damage. Writer was able to make contact with the owner. Owner responded to the scene and took custody of the PWC. Owner advised that he and a couple of his employees, including the PWC in question, had taken PWCs out for a ride. He advised that he saw the PWC heading west toward the shore when a wave caught the PWC and caused it to capsize and collide with the pilings from the pier.
   
  Writer checked for witnesses who were in the area and was able to locate a witness, Nancy Kline who saw the accident and had taken two pictures of the accident as it occurred.  The pictures show the PWC inside of the breakers. The second pictures show a wave as it capsized the PWC inside the breakers. She emailed the pictures to the writer's work email.
  
  After writer cleared the scene, I met with the operator at Atlantic General Hospital. Operator was treated for abrasions and a possible concussion and released. Operator states that he, owner, and another subject had gone out on the PWCs and were jumping waves. He underestimated his location relative to the pier. A wave pushed him to close and he steered away and another wave hit him broad side and caused the PWC to capsize he threw him and the PWC into the pilings.
  