RedactedNarrative: On 7-7-2020, at approximately 4:52 pm, SCDNR dispatch received a call in reference to a hit and run boat collision with no injuries on Lake Wylie near Windjammer Point in the jurisdiction of Tega Cay, SC in York County.  SCDNR dispatch assigned the call to myself.  Per the caller (owner of unit 1), the incident occurred around 3:30 pm.  
  
  R/O arrived on scene at 5:43 pm and began processing the scene.  The impacted vessel was located on a jet ski slip near the gas pumps at Tega Cay Marina.  The impacting vessel was located on the impacted vessels slip.  
  
  Photographs of both vessels were obtained as well as identifying data was obtained.  A witness statement was obtained from the operator of unit 1 (impacted vessel).  The operator of Unit 1 was 11 years old. 
  
  The operator of unit 2 and the 3rd vessel (not involved in the collision) fled the scene.  Operator of Unit 1 described them as young males (15-18 yrs old), one being an Asian male with a scar from his shoulder to his neck (left side) and a wound that appeared to be healing on his left shoulder blade that resembled a gunshot wound.  
  
  The other male was described as a "skinny white guy with curly black hair".  Upon further investigation, it was determined that Unit 2 and 3rd vessel (not involved), were stolen from Tega Cay Marina and then returned after the collision.  Tega Cay PD had their forensics unit process the jet skis for fingerprints and are reviewing the camera data at Tega Cay Marina.  The investigation is ongoing.  **UPDATE** The female operator was riding along beside the other two PWCs when she decided to turn around and go back to the marina.  The operator of one of the other PWC's got mad at her and started circling her PWC and then struck her unit.  
  
  After he struck her unit, he then sped off.  She caught up with him and asked for his information due to the fact that her PWC was damaged.  The driver gave her a false name and phone number.  When she got back to the boat dock, the PWC that had ran into her was abandoned in their slip.  The owner of Unit 2 was contacted and they stated that the PWC had been stolen.  Therefor there is no Operator information for Unit 2.  **