RedactedNarrative: On August 13, 2022 I Corporal of the Maryland Natural Resources Police received a complaint of a boat accident. On Scene I made contact with all the parties involved with the Personal Water Craft accident. Operator1 who is 16 years of age explained that he was riding in a southern direction and decided to make a right hand turn, while making the right turn he did not see the PWC to his right and collided with it. Operator1 also stated that he was going maybe 18 miles per hour.
  
  Operator2 who is 17 years of age explained that he was riding in the same direction as his friend Operator1 when he noticed that operator1 was making a right turn.  Operator2 advised me that when he seen Operator1 make turn to the right he tried to turn to the right to avoid Operator1, but it was too late both PWC's had collided at this point. Operator2 advised me that he was going around 20 miles per hour.
  
      I spoke with the guides at the scene during the time the accident happened.  The guides both advised me that they did not see or hear the accident. The guides were not aware of an accident unit they were getting the group together to come back to the dock and another rider brought the plastic front bumper of the PWC over to them. 
  
      No one was injured or needed medical attention for the accident that occurred.  After explaining to the two rider's and the rental agreement signee  some of the dangers that could happened I feel that all of the operator's understand that the outcome could have been different.  The owner and the manager gave me estimates for the PWC;s.   v1 there is 2,000.00 worth of damage, and for PWC 2 it is considered totaled at11,000.00 estimated damage.  I have completed this investigation and request that this case be closed.
  