RedactedNarrative: On June 22, 2017, writer was dispatched to Atlantic General Hospital in Berlin, MD regarding meeting with a victim of a boating accident. Upon arrival, writer met with victim and subject1. Victim was being treated for hip and rib injuries. Subject1 was the operator of the PWC the Victim had been riding on when she was injured. Both subjects related the following events surrounding the accident. They had rented the PWC from Paradise Parasail LLC. After receiving the appropriate training they proceeded with the group to the riding area. 
  
  Once there they began their ride. Victim was the operator with Subject1 seated directly behind her on the same PWC. Suddenly a PWC came from the left and struck their PWC and victim. The impact injured her left thigh area and ribs. Once they were ashore, they went to Atlantic General Hospital so that Victim could receive treatment. Both subjects said they had not seen the PWC until immediately prior to impact. They had no idea where it had come from or why it had struck their PWC. Both individuals indicate they had been traveling straight prior to the impact.
   
  After leaving the hospital writer was able to make contact with operator of the second vessel. She related that she had been operating her PWC with her passenger seated behind her. As they were traveling, Victim's PWC passed them and then suddenly turned directly in front of them. She did not have enough time to avoid colliding with the other PWC and struck it toward the rear of the craft. She stated she checked with the occupants of the other PWC and they seemed to be ok. They apologized for cutting in front of her.
   
   Writer checked the PWC Victim had been operating and verified that there was in fact impact damage  on the port side gunwale toward the rear. Writer was unable to locate anyone who had witnessed the accident. The PWC guides on the trip did not witness the actual impact and therefore could not verify either story as to how the accident had happened. Both versions are possible. There is nothing that can prove or disprove either version.
   
  There is therefore not enough evidence to charge either operator or determine beyond any shadow of a doubt who was at fault in this accident. No charges were placed against either operator.
    
   Nothing further this case is closed at this time.
  