RedactedNarrative: Writer was dispatched to Atlantic General Hospital in Berlin, MD regarding a reported boat accident involving a PWC. Upon arrival I met with the operator of the PWC who had been treated for a fractured upper left humerus. Operator 1 advised she operating a rented PWC which she had rented from Rental Company 1. Operator 1’s daughter was the rear passenger on the PWC. They were part of a group of several rented PWCs. Operator 1 stated that she had never operated a PWC before. She took the required test at the rental establishment and felt she could safely operate the vessel. After being on water for about 30 minutes she felt pretty comfortable. The water was somewhat calm with the exception of wake from other PWCs and vessels. As the PWC she was operating encountered some of this wake, she and her daughter were thrown into the water.  She immediately felt pain in her upper left arm. Her daughter was not injured. Once back on shore she felt that she should have her injury checked. She was driven by personal vehicle to Atlantic General. Once there and X-ray indicated a fracture to the upper left humerus.
  
  This occurred on the Assawomen Bay just off of 50th Street, Ocean City, MD.
  