RedactedNarrative: On July 22, 2017 at approximately 4:30 PM I was contacted by DNR Communications for a PWC property damage accident. I responded to Island Watersports in the Fenwick Ditch area of the Assawoman Bay where the PWC were reported to be rented from. Once on scene I met with several staff members from the rental. They advised that two of their PWC had collided, causing severe damage to both, but no injuries from either subject involved. 
  
   Island Watersports Guide advised me that the two PWC were traveling through the riding area, approximately 100 plus feet apart. Both PWC began to make a turn towards port, with the yellow PWC (DL 285 AL) slightly ahead of the other PWC. The other PWC (DL 281 AL) was also turning to port slightly behind and to the inside. The Guide stated that Operator1 was not turning at as sharp of an angle as Operator2 and Operator2 was traveling far slower that Operator1. At that point the two PWCs made contact, striking bow to bow, then traveling down the side of each other. 
  
   I observed and documented the damage to both PWCs and it appeared to be consistent with the Guide's chain of events. I also interviewed both operators, Operator2 and Operator1 separately. Both stories were consistent with the damages observed and the guides story. I appears that Operator1 did not take the appropriate actions to avoid striking Operator2, and Operator2 was not keeping a proper lookout behind him prior to making a drastic turn. I found that both subjects contributed to the cause of the accident. 
  
   Operator1 was issued a warning for Rules of the Road Violation: Failure to take action to avoid collision; and Operator2 was issued a warning for Rules of the Road Violation: Failure to provide a proper lookout. 
  
   All events occurred in Worcester County.
  