RedactedNarrative: On July 12, 2015 at approximately 1515 hrs, the writer was dispatched to the Atlantic General Hospital in Berlin, MD in reference to a subject being treated for injuries sustained in a boating accident. Subsequently, writer was able to obtain a phone number for the father of the injured person. Writer made contact with the father who advised that his son had been a passenger on a PWC and been thrown from the vessel during which time he struck his head on the handlebar causing a laceration by his left eye. Currently he was receiving stitches. As soon as treatment was done they would be returning to their local address in Ocean Pines, MD. Arrangements were made for him to contact this agency as soon as they arrived there.
  
  On July 12, 2015 at 1620 hrs, writer met with both the father, and son. Subject stated that at around 1400 hrs today (July 12, 2015) he was on a PWC in the Isle of Wight Bay. His son was a passenger on another PWC owned and operated by his brother in law. They were traveling in a westerly direction toward Ocean Pines, he was in the lead. As they approached the entrance to the speed zone for Ocean Pines, he looked around and saw that the PWC his son was on had stopped and both his son and operator were in the water. He went back to them and saw that his son was bleeding from a laceration by his left eye. Operator told him that they had unexpectedly hit some wake from an unknown vessel and had both been thrown from the PWC. As they were coming off the PWC, son had apparently hit his head on the handlebar causing the laceration. He then put his son onboard his PWC and continued in to Ocean Pines Marina. Once there he felt he should take son to the hospital for treatment. At the hospital, he received 6 stitches.
  
  Victim related the same story. He said that he doesn't remember ...
   