RedactedNarrative: On Saturday, May 22, 2021 at approximately 2:15pm Maryland Natural Resources Police, responded to a jet ski accident in the Chesapeake Bay in the area Chesapeake Beach. Dispatch advised that no injuries were sustained as a result of the collision.
  I arrived at LIVERY in Chesapeake Beach and made contact with employees who stated a renter of one of their Sea Doo’s had struck green channel marker number 3 just outside of Fishing Creek. OPERATOR 1, hereinafter referred to as OPERATOR 1, was the operator of the Sea Doo at the time of the accident. 
  OPERATOR 1 provided a written statement of the accident which is attached to this report. OPERATOR 1 was heading West out from Fishing Creek onto the Chesapeake Bay when the Sea Doo, a green and black, 11’1’’, 2019 BRP Queretaro, bearing Maryland registration 5821 CT, lost power and steerage resulting in the collision. OPERATOR 1 stated that he was not exceeding six knots when the vessel’s front port side struck the pole of the marker. The Sea Doo was towed back to LIVERY, located on Fishing Creek, by an employee. OPERATOR 1 declined any medical treatment on scene
  OPERATOR 1 completed a Personal Watercraft (PWC) Rental Test before getting underway on the Sea Doo. At the time of the accident he was wearing a personal floatation device and had an engine cutoff lanyard attached to his person.
  LIVERY employees advised that the vessel was still running and had not taken on any water after the impact with the pole. Pictures of the damage are attached.
  All events occurred in Calvert County, MD.
  