RedactedNarrative: On 05/30/2020 at approximately 7:00 PM, I, Officer First Class of the Maryland Natural Resources Police was dispatched to a boating accident at Ganey's Wharf in Preston, MD. The accident was reported to be a single jet ski with a single rider with injuries. I advised DNR communications center that I would have an extended ETA due to being on boat patrol in the Choptank River near Oxford. Sgt. of the same agency arrived on location before I did and conducted interviews and collected witness statements.
  
  Upon my arrival, Sgt. advised me to retrieve NRP vessel 764 and to follow the witnesses a dock behind a private residence. Subject1 was operating the victim’s father’s boat when the incident occurred. When I asked Subject1 about the accident, he stated that the single operator of the jet ski, appeared to have fallen off and didn't seem injured. 
  
  Subject1 stated they were at the beach on the south side of Dover Bridge and Operator was on the jet ski on the north side of the bridge. Subject1 stated the jet ski, which was a 1996 BRP USA HX was built for doing tricks and therefore was very difficult to operate. Subject1 stated they took their boat out to check on Operator and noticed he was conscious but not alert to what was going on. Subject1 stated Operator was not making any sense so they decided to take him back to Ganey's Wharf and call 911 to treat him for his injuries. Operator’s wife also stated they were on the beach on the south side of Dover Bridge and Operator had taken the jet ski north under the bridge and that's where he had fallen off. She stated he was not himself when they pulled him back into the boat and they decided to call 911 and take him back to Ganey's Wharf.
  
  Subject3 operated the boat back to Ganeys Wharf and Subject1 was operating the jet ski back to the private dock when he met some friends at Two Johns Landing, who agreed to take the jet ski back to the private dock for him. Subject1 then joined the remaining friends and rode on their boat back to Ganey's Wharf. Subject1 then stated his friend was operating the jet ski back to the dock when it ran out of gas approximately 1.5 miles away from the dock. I took pictures of the jet ski and observed no blood or damage. The jet ski had taken on water from being towed and was pumped out by Subject1. Subject1 stated the owner of the jet ski, his cousin keeps it at that dock for a few days at a time then trailers back to his residence. After speaking with Subject1 on May 31, 2020, he stated Operator was released from the hospital last night and was back home.
  
   
  
  All events occurred in Caroline County MD.
  