RedactedNarrative: On June 26, 2016 at approximately 1400 hours I, Officer of the Maryland Natural Resources Police, arrived on scene at the Mouth of Monocacy boat ramp in response to a boating accident. When I arrived on scene, Frederick and Montgomery County fire departments had just towed a flooded jet ski to the boat ramp. The owner of the jet ski was on scene. Operator explained to me that he was riding his jet ski, VA 9883 BV, from Point of Rocks to White's Ferry. When Operator was riding South, passed the Mouth of Monocacy at approximately 1334 hours, he hit a submerged rock with the bottom of his jet ski. Operator said he then got off of his jet ski to check the damage and felt a scratch on the bottom. He did not know at this time that there was a hole in the hull. Operator continued down to White's Ferry when he noticed his engine compartment filling with water. He then went back up to the Mouth of Monocacy. He was near the aqueduct when his jet ski sank. Nearby kayakers called 911 for help. Montgomery and Frederick County Fire and Rescue arrived on scene and towed Operator and his jet ski to the Mouth of Monocacy boat ramp. See attached photographs and Watercraft Accident Report.
  
   All events occurred in Frederick County, Maryland.
  