RedactedNarrative: On August 30, 2014 at approximately 1347 hrs I was on boat patrol in the Dobbins Island anchorage on the Magothy River and was signaled by boaters to come to the beach area for two females who sustained injuries from a PWC accident. 
  
  Operator had her two top front teeth broken off and was in emotional distress. Occupant had injury to her ring and middle fingers on her left hand and she believed they were broken. Both individuals refused to have EMS respond and instead elected to return to shore to seek their own treatment. I transported both victims and Operator's mother to a community pier near Operator's residence on the upper Magothy River. 
  
  Operator was operating the Sea Doo which is registered to her father. Operator and Occupant were underway on the water in between Dobbins Island and Gibson Island when the accident occurred. They said they were on plane and boat wake/chop caused Operator to hit her face on the handlebars and both of them fell off the PWC. Occupant did not know what exactly caused the injury to her left hand. There was no damage to the PWC. Both victims said they had not been drinking alcohol prior to the accident. 
  
  All events occurred in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.