RedactedNarrative: On August 17, 2014 at approximately 1452hrs, I was dispatched to a boating accident involving personal injury. The accident had occurred in the Isle of Wight Bay just south of the Rt. 90 bridge. The vessel in question had returned to the rental establishment that it had been rented from. The establishment is Bayside Boat Rentals. An ambulance was already enroute. It was reported that an occupant of the vessel had struck his head. Upon my arrival at Bayside Boat Rentals, all parties involved had already left the scene and were enroute to the hospital in Salisbury, MD. Since this was over 30 miles away, I contacted Ofc. who works the Salisbury area and asked him to respond to the hospital. I met with the rental establishment and obtained the appropriate information for the report. 
  
  At the hospital Ofc. was able to get all of the information as to the occupants, operator, and injured party. He interviewed all parties and all explanations were the same. The vessel was west bound on the Isle of Wight Bay. The water conditions were choppy. The operator attempted to turn around and head in an easterly direction. While doing this, victim was bounced around in the front of the boat and struck his head on the gunwale. Initially he felt numbness in his arms. They headed back in so that he could be treated. 
  
  Ofc. was able to speak with victim. At this point it does not appear that he suffered major injury. At my request, Ofc. issued a written warning to the operator for operating a vessel at a speed to great for existing conditions.