RedactedNarrative: On 05/26/18 at approximately 1445 hours I responded to Action Watersports on 52nd St for a report of a property damage accident involving two Personal Watercraft. The weather was clear with winds of approximately 14 knots. Both vessels were secured on a floating dock at Action Watersports upon arrival.
  The two Personal Watercraft (PWC) were owned by Action Watersports on 52nd St and being used under a rental agreement. 
  At approximately 1415 hours the accident occurred in Isle of Wight Bay off of 52nd st. operator2 operating the PWC registered as MD 3589 DB when he lost steering control of the PWC while slowing down and collided with the second PWC. Operator2 stated the vessel was moving at approximately 20 mph. The damage occurred to the first PWC on the rub rail in the starboard bow area, leaving scratches and indentations. The second PWC damage occurred in the port stern area of the vessel damaging a plastic rub rail, thru hull bolts and left an opening into the hull of the PWC. Scratches to the paint were also visible. Damage to Operator2 PWC was approximately $500.
  Damage to the other PWC was approximately $2500.
  Operator2 was at fault for the accident by failing to keep a proper lookout. His lack of experience and operation time on a PWC were contributing factors. No injury occurred to any of the occupants of the vessels.
  Photographs of both PWCs are attached to the report. All events occurred in Worcester County.
  