RedactedNarrative: On 07/03/2017 at approximately 1510 hours,  Officers responded from Mattox Creek to the report of a boat accident in the area of 432 McGuires Wharf in the County of Westmoreland. Upon our arrival at McGuires Wharf, there were no emergency vehicles or subjects on scene. I made contact with Westmoreland County Sheriff’s Office Dispatch and was connected to the original caller, who indicated that he was presently on Hollis Island.  
  
  Upon making personal contact with Caller, he was able to advise that at approximately 1427 hours he had been traveling from Nomini Creek north to Hollis Island when we was flagged down by a female subject on a jet ski. Upon approaching the subject, Caller observed a second unmanned jet ski and a female subject in the water seemingly unconscious. The other female subject indicated that the injured party had hit a wake and fell off of her jet ski and required medical attention.
  
   Caller, a paramedic for the City of Fairfax, pulled Victim aboard his vessel and observed a large laceration running diagonally down from the right eye, across the nose, and to the left cheek. Caller stated that it looked as if a propeller could have caused the damage. Caller contacted 911 and transported Victim to McGuires Wharf, arriving at approximately 1439 hours.   Callers stated that he encountered Victim approximately 300 yards southeast of Hollis island; between the south point of the island “and the second to last red channel marker.” When asked, Caller stated that he did not observe or sense the presence of alcohol. Caller reported no other vessels in the area at the time of contact. Caller was able to provide a contact number for Victim’s husband. 
  
  Officer and I searched the area outlined by Caller but we were unable to locate any sign of the incident, finding no apparent hazard.   I made contact with Victim’s husband by phone, and advised him of what had transpired. Victim’s husband indicated he was aware that Victim had been involved in a boat accident, and that she was being transported to Richmond for additional medical attention.  Victim’s husband went on to state that he was estranged from his wife and was not in the area with her, but was able to provide the contact information for the friends with which she was staying.   
  
  I made contact with Friend who advised that he and Friend2 were en route to Medical College of Virginia VCU where Victim was being transported. Friend advised that both jet skis were being operated by various family members on Hollis Island, indicating that they were matching Kawasaki jet skis, one being blue in color and the other green. 
  
  Friend provided me with his contact information. I disconnected from Friend due to poor cellular connection. Officer and I failed to locate the jet skis on or around Hollis Island.  I was then contacted by Office, who offered to travel to MCV VCU to make physical contact with Victim and the Friends. I agreed and Officer and I discontinued our on scene response.   
  
  Officer made contact with me at approximately 1814 and stated that Victim was unable to be interviewed, but he had conducted an interview of the Friends. Friend2 indicated that they had been riding jet skis in the area of Nomini bay at approximately 35mph, when Victim had hit a wake and was thrown from her jet ski. Friend2 stated that they had consumed a “summer shandy” earlier in the day, but had not been drinking consistently. 
  
  Officer stated that neither he, nor Officer detected the odor of alcohol on or about Friend or Friend2.  At approximately 1838 hours, I arrived at the Friend residence. I received no response when I knocked on the door. I was able to observe two jet skis located on a raised dock behind the residence. A blue Kawasaki jet ski displayed a Virginia registration of VA 579 BM. A green in color jet ski displayed the Virginia registration of VA 576 BP. They returned to Friend. I was unable to observe any damage to either vessel. Both were photographed.   
  
  On 07/04/2017 at approximately 1116 hours, I contacted again by Officer who had conducted an interview of Victim. She stated that she had been operating her jet ski in Nomini bay when she hit a wake and was thrown into the handlebars of the jet ski. Victim stated that she had not gotten her boater safety card prior to riding the jet ski. Officer indicated that he would send me a photograph of the injuries sustained by Victim.   On 07/12/2017, I attempted to make contact with Victim but was required to leave a voice message.  There is nothing further to report at this time.