RedactedNarrative: On Sunday July 5, 2020 the Maryland Natural Resources Police, responded to a rental company for a personal watercraft accident. The rental company is a personal watercraft (PWC) rental company located inside Swordfish basin. While on scene, I spoke with a livery operation guide, who advised that a rental ski was struck by a vessel heading north. The guide said that the vessel was a Boston Whaler, and after hitting the PWC, continued north towards Delaware. The guide later stated, that the vessel in question came back, and left his name and phone number. 
       The damaged rental PWC displayed a Maryland registration number of MD 3833LB, on a Yamaha EX waverunner, white and green in color. The operator of the rental PWC stated that while riding the rental PWC, a vessel came towards him, striking his PWC on his left side. I noticed a small amount of blood on his left arm and I asked if he would like to be seen by EMS. Operator 1 was seen by Ocean City emergency services for minor scrapes to his left arm. Operator 1 refused any medical treatment past EMS first aid. 
       The PWC had several damages to the port side, to include fiberglass damage and the seat bracket had been snapped. All photos of the damages had been added as attachments to this report. While speaking with the owner of the rental company, he advised the company would try and make repairs but the PWC might be a total loss, due to the damages.
  I, have not been able to make contact with the Boston Whaler operator by phone. Several attempts have been made by the Maryland Natural Resources Police to contact the operator, to which the other party just hangs up the phone. The Boston Whaler vessel has not been located as of the date of the report.
  
  I will follow up with the rental company to see if any contact has been made between them and the vessel owner/operator. 
  
  All events occurred in Worcester County, Maryland
  