RedactedNarrative: On 9/2/2022 at approximately 2029 a PWC, with a singe male operator who was not wearing a personal floatation device, collided with a piling offshore of Lowreys Point on the Rappahanock River.  According to witness Statements, the PWC was moving at high rate of speed when it struck the piling, and the operator was thrown across the water.  Witnesses stated that after the incident the operator of the PWC seemed to be disoriented and had slurred speech.  The operator was swimming toward shore, when he decided to swim back out to the PWC and leave the scene.  The witnesses reported that after the PWC left the scene it sounded like the PWC shut off.  This resulted in a search and rescue call, and multiple agencies responded but were unable to find the PWC or operator.  On 9/20/2022 I visited the scene of the collision and took photographs of the damage to the piling.  On 9/22/2022 the PWC was located and photographs were taken of the damage, and the PWC was seized as evidence.