RedactedNarrative: On 9/2/18 at approximately 1240 hours, I was dispatched to a report of a watercraft collision in the area  Bermuda Flats. 
  
       I went to the dock and contacted Subject. He said he was traveling south along the shore just outside of the no wake zone in the Bermuda Flats area. Subject said that he was on plane and was traveling about 30 mph. He said a blue and white jetski turned in front of him. He said he attempted to slow down but the jetski turned right in front of them. He said that his boat struck the jetski. 
  
  He said the operator and passenger were thrown into the water. Subject said that the driver was a hispanic male in his twenties. He said the passenger was a hispanic female in her thirties. He said that the operator told him he did not see them coming. The operator apologized. Subject said that at this point the male and female got back onto the jet ski. Subject said asked them who was going to pay for the damage to his boat. The female told him that they would not pay and then they left the scene. Subject said they were wearing black life jackets. He said his wife also got the registration. 
  
       I took photographs of the vessel. There was paint damage and transfer to the bow of Subject''s boat. Subject said the jetski had damage on the front of the bow. He said there was approximately a softball sized hole in the jetski. I collected Subject''s written statement. I then launched a boat and myself and Deputy went to attempt contact with the jet ski. We drove the area and had negative contact with the jetski. 
  
       On 9/3/18 I contacted ABC Bicycles and Jetski in Mesa. An employee advised me the jetski had been returned on 9/2/18. She said that the jetski was rented to subject2 who told them he did not know how the damage happened. She said he paid an agreed on amount to repair the damage. She said he paid in cash and she did not have any other contact information. I attempted contact several times with the phone number given and it rings busy.
  