RedactedNarrative: June 14, 2015 (Sunday)
    On this date, I received a call at the Atlantic City Station from Operator 2 reporting a vessel accident that occurred in the Middle River, Corbin City, Atlantic Count earlier in the day.  I subsequently responded and spoke with Operator2.  
   
  Operator 2 Stated in effect: I was operating my PWC in the Middle River heading Eastbound at slow speed.  As I was coming around a bend in the river, I saw the other PWC coming toward me.  I tried to turn toward the riverbank and the other PWC hit me.  I was thrown from my PWC and lost consciousness.  When I regained consciousness I was being assisted by a subject and the PWC that hit me had departed. 
   
   Operator2 stated that he believed the other PWC was being operated someone who was subsequently located at his residence.  
   
  Operator 1 Stated in effect:  I was operating my waverunner in the Middle River heading Westbound.  I came around a turn and saw the other PWC turn in front of me and I could not avoid hitting him.  I saw he was thrown from his waverunner and subject was helping him so I left.
   
  Witness 1 Stated in Effect: I was riding behind operator1 in the Middle River.  I saw him turn around a bend and lost sight of him.  As I came around the bend I saw that operator1 and Operator2 had hit each other.  I saw Operator2 laying in the water and pulled him out.  I then towed Operator2 and his waverunner back to his residence.
  
  
  Investigation Revealed:
  Vessel 1 sustained minor scuffing and scratches to the bow area.  Vessel 2 sustained heavy damage to the port side gunwale and stern.
  Operator 1 complained of pain in his left leg.  Operator 2 stated he lost consciousness and complained of head pain.  Operator 1 received medical attention from his family physician, Dr. the following day who advised he may have suffered a concussion.
  Due to the fact the middle river is not 200 feet wide and as such is a slow speed no wake zone, operator1 was issued summons for Careless Operation 12: 7-76.