RedactedNarrative: On September 9th, 2015 at approximately 1940 hours, I, Officer First Class of the Maryland Natural Resources Police, received a report of a jet ski accident with injury from DNR communications. DNR advised the victim was currently at Atlantic General Hospital (AGH), getting treatment for her injuries, and that the vessels were currently out of the water. Officer spoke with a hospital staff member who advised the victim was currently being treated, but would be released soon. I then made contact with the operator of the suspect vessel and advised that we needed to get more information on the incident. Subject agreed to meet with us at his residence in Ocean Pines at 2100 hours. I then attempted to make contact with the rental company-Paradise Watersports-but could not reach an employee via telephone. 
  
  At approximately 2010 hours, Officer arrived at Paradise watersports and made contact with the business owner who advised that he had no knowledge of any injured victims on any of his parties taken out that day. Owner also advised that he did not have a record as to which ski they may have been on. Owner told Wood that he would like to be contacted once more information became available. 
  
  At 2100 hours, we arrived to speak with the victim who was wearing her left arm in a sling. According to witness statements, Victim and Subject rented a jet ski (unknown registration) from Paradise watersports around 1845 hours. Subject was operating the PWC, and Victim was positioned on the back of the ski. There were 2 guides in their group, as well as 7 other rental skis. Subject said all the other renters were very cognizant of the 100 foot rule and were abiding by it. They were traveling West in Herring Creek and approached a wake on a 45 degree angle towards its starboard side. Subject stated that they were going approximately 30 knots when they hit the wake on their bow/starboard side. Subject stated that he suddenly felt Victim fall off the ski on the port side. Victim stated that she believes she may have either hit her arm on the ski, or else just landed awkwardly in the water and hurt her left arm. She also stated that she believes her body may have twisted in the air as she was falling off the ski. 
  
  After Victim fell of the ski, she immediately felt pain and held her head in her right hand-as if to wince in pain. Subject jumped off the ski to render aid to Victim. Subject stated that the jet ski guides then arrived to offer aid the Victim. Victim then climbed back onto the jet ski, and was escorted back to Paradise. 
  
  Victim and Subject stated that they advised the guides that they would be seeking medical attention at AGH; however, Paradise never reported any of these activities to DNR. 
  
  Victim sustained a fractured left humerus in the fall and was treated at AGH. 
  
  
  All above events occurred in Worcester County, MD. .
   