RedactedNarrative: On July 3, 2020 the manager of rental company reported one of the rental jet skis was involved in a crash. Shortly after the manager reported the crash both jet skis involved in the crash arrived back at the marina. The skis were rented OPERATOR 1 and OPERATOR 2 via their parents. 
  
  OPERATOR 1 AND OPERATOR 2 reported the same chain of events leading up to the crash. They were taking turns splashing each other with the spray from the jet skis. OPERATOR 2 was no longer interested in the game. 
  
  This upset OPERATOR 1 and he attempted to splash OPERATOR 2 anyway. Due to his inexperience in driving a jet ski, and his lack of emotional control, OPERATOR 1 ended up crashing his jet ski into OPERATOR 2 in the attempt. The skis were facing each other headed next to each others line of travel in a passing route. However, OPERATOR 1 turned into OPERATOR 2. He hit the front of the ski then bounced up and struck the handlebars. OPERATOR 2 was able to lean out of the way so his body was not hit by the ski. 
  
  Rental employees took the jet ski out of the water in order to assess all damages. The maintenance employee informed OPERATORS’ mother it was definitely over the $1,500 that meets the requirements for a police report. OPERATORS’ mother had offered to pay cash for the damages but informed her it would require an estimate. The following day the estimate came in at $7,534.01. I was informed by an employee that OPERATORS’ mother was now disputing the contract.