RedactedNarrative: On June 14, 2020, a PWC struck an anchored PWC. There were no injuries involved.
  
  Operator1 stated that it was his first time operating a PWC and that he did not know what happened. He was unfamiliar with the off-throttle steering system that PWC’s possess. Once a PWC motor is shut off it no longer has steerage. Operator1 had never taken a boater safety course to get his boater safety ID card. I received a sworn written statement from Operator1 that states that he lost control of the PWC. The passenger onboard stated that she did not see what had occurred. The PWC had minor fiberglass damage. They were unsure if this was caused by the accident or existing damage. I photographed the PWC and the fiberglass damage.
  
  	 I spoke with another individual in the group who stated that he had rented the PWC for the day from its registered owner. I received a sworn written statement stating that he had put down a $250.00 down payment on the PWC and had paid $300.00 in full. There will be a further investigation into this matter.
  