RedactedNarrative:   On June 18, 2017 at approximately 2:40 PM, I, received a call from DNR Communication Center about a jet ski accident involving one subject on the Chesapeake Bay near Chesapeake Beach, MD. Before I arrived, DNR advised that the MSP aviation was enroute to transport the subject to Prince George's County Hospital Center for further evaluation. I arrived on scene around 3:00 PM where North Beach Fire and Rescue had the subject in their care. MSP aviation was arriving at the same time as myself. I spoke with one of the North Beach Medics, and he advised that the subject was a black adult male with possible fractured right hip and swelling in the lower pelvic area. 
   
   As the subject was being loaded into the helicopter, I spoke with three witnesses of the accident. All three witnesses shared the same incident of the accident. They advised that they were friends with the victim. Around 12:00 PM that day, they had rented a pontoon boat and a jet ski for the day that launched out of Fishing Creek at Chesapeake Beach, MD. 
  
  Operator was operating the ski at full throttle, until he took a bad wake and slammed his lower body onto the jet ski handlebars. All three witnesses said that Operator looked like he was unconscious on the jet ski. They then, rode the pontoon boat to Operator and put him on the pontoon and drove him back to the rental place in Chesapeake Beach. All three witnesses agreed to fill out at voluntary witness form. Operator was sent to Prince Georges County Hospital Center. I then collected the witness statements from the three witnesses and sent them on their way. I then took a look at the jet ski (Registration: MD 3248 LB). It was a red and white seadoo, and appeared to have no damage to it. I did a full safety inspection on it and found that it had all of the required equipment on board. I then left the scene around 4:00 PM. 
  
  
  We went to Prince Georges County Hospital Center to speak with Operator. Operator advised that it was his first time operating a boat, but he did take the quick certification test at the rental place before operating the jet ski. He was running the jet ski at full throttle into the waves. He advised he was bracing himself too hard into the waves, when his foot slipped off the side of the jet ski. This resulted in him spraining or bruising his right leg, trying to keep himself on the jet ski. 
  
  All events occurred in Calvert County, MD.
  