RedactedNarrative: On 6/30/2018 at about 1015 hours, Operator2 reported that his boat was hit by Jet Ski and the Jet Ski left the scene without giving his information or the information of the registered owner of the Jet Ski. The victim, Operator2, stated they were just outside the no wake line in neutral at SB Cove. While getting ice for his passenger, his boat was hit by a jet ski on the port side. After the accident, the operator of the Jet Ski refused to stay at the scene and left. 
  
  V2 occupant stated that she hit her left arm in the boat due to the impact and he foot was injured further. Medical was declined.
  
  Operator2''s boat had a large dent on the left side that was pushed in about a foot and about four feet long. There was other damage to the top railing part of the boat due to the impact. 
  
  Operator2 escorted me to the campsite of the suspect. The suspect and jet ski was located. Operator1 also first told me that he left because he was low on gas. This was later found to be a false statement and he left because he was scared and has never been in that position and did not know what to do so he left. See the MCSO report for further details. Operator1 was arrested for leaving the scene of the accident and not providing information per law.
  
  I checked the jet ski Operator1 was riding at the time of the accident. I noted that it had plenty of fuel contrary to what Operator1 was saying that it was almost out of fuel. I did not note any visible damage to the Jet Ski. The Jet Ski was a 2000 multi colored Yamaha Wave Runner, bearing Arizona Boat Registration. It was registered to one of the subjects at the campsite.
  
  Operator1 was cited and released for ARS 5-350C, Reckless Operation, 3 misdemeanor and ARS 5-349B, Failure to give required information in relation to the boating accident, 3 Misdemeanor.
  
  I responded to the campsite and spoke to subject due to the camp due to the information received from Operator1. I advised Subject about the information I received from Operator1 about how the incident unfolded. In summary, I advised him Operator1 told me they were side by side, Operator1 stated Subject accelerated in out in front of Operator1 and at about ten feet Subject went in front of Operator1 and began going back and forth splashing operator1. 
  
  Subject agreed that the information was correct. With that information, I advised Subject of the violation he committed, Reckless Operation (operating within 60 feet of the other watercraft and splashing him), and that I was going to issue him a citation for the violation. That was due to the fact that with Subject splashing him, it hindered Operator1''s vision, water on his glasses, and when he tried to wipe them off with his hand, Operator1 let off the throttle losing power which caused him to hit the victim’s boat. Subject told me he understood.
  
  Subject was cited and released for ARS 5-350C, Reckless Operation, 3 Misdemeanor. Subject’s father was present and advised of the situation.
   
  I will download all the photos I took during this incident to a CD and will impound them as evidence.
  
  This incident was recorded with my office issued body worn camera. It will be uploaded to Evidence.com as per policy. 
  
  Nothing further at this time.
  