RedactedNarrative: On 7-15-17, officers received a call for possible jet ski accident called in by a third party.  The caller stated the accident happened on the water near her pier.  Officers located the jet skiers heading north to sue creek.  Officers followed the just skis to sue island marina where they kept them.  Operator1 declined an ambulance at first. Once officers noticed the large amount of blood that had soaked through his shorts, an ambulance was called.  Officer interviewed operator1 while waiting for the medic to arrive.
  
  Operator1 recently purchased two jet skis, one for him and one for his wife was operating operator1's wife's jet ski.  Operator1 was facing inland toward sue island (south west) not under power when the accident happened.  Operator2 was cruising at an unknown rate of speed (northwest) when he collided bow to operator1's port beam.  Operator1 stated operator2 hit him on his left side causing injury to this left leg and knocking him into the water.  Operator1 was able to get himself back on the jet ski and told Operator2 to take the jet ski back to the marina.  While being interviewed operator1  kept trying to get comfortable.  Operator1 stated his ribs hurt and seconds later passed out.  Operator1 was transported to shock trauma by medic.  At the scene Operator2 did not appear to have  any injuries nor did he complain of any injuries.  Operator2 was not treated by a medic.  At the time of investigation  it is undetermined the amount of property damage.
  
  On 7-19-17, officer spoke with victim’s husband who advised her husband had been released from the hospital.  She also stated  he had a fractured pelvis, lower left and ribs.  He also received an unknown amount of stitches to his left thigh.   She stated as of this date the jet skis have not been assessed for damage.